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- Thread starter Andy71600
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hmm , thats cool. ive been seeing more and more Ad's for AMD as of the last few months
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It be nice to see a few more company ( like Dell or gateway ) pick up a line up of AMD based computers.
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Yeah Thats cool! Now they just need to get a sound byte like that Intel inside byte, Except not as annoying.
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omega3112 said:
do they run on amd cpus?
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They are also getting more support from big compainies like Compusa Best buy ect.
Im seeing more AMD system's being sold thier than P4's. Also in compusa yesturday i was watching the tvs and LCD's and they had this A64 little video thier talking about the A64 and what it does and what its packed with.
Im seeing more AMD system's being sold thier than P4's. Also in compusa yesturday i was watching the tvs and LCD's and they had this A64 little video thier talking about the A64 and what it does and what its packed with.
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Lance Armstrong is sponsored by AMD, along with the US Postal Service. I think the whole Postal team is sponsored by AMD too.
And of course Ferrari uses AMD, the best cars need the best processors.
And of course Ferrari uses AMD, the best cars need the best processors.
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The stores also have the little pamphlets on the Athlon 64 and the advantages of going with AMD propaganda. In Circuit City they have a big poster above all their computers talking about the advanced features of the Athlon 64 as well. I've also seen practically every computer manufacturer bragging about the 'NX' feature of the AMD64; i'm sure that'll attract the business segment. With the KO on NetBurst and AMD's increase in advertising, they might just give Intel a run for their money!
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aslong as intel holds the contracts with the major OEM's (dell gateway compaq ect) AMD will never "give them a run for the money" they could dominate 100% of the individual processor sales market and they still wouldent be able to compete with the numbers intel is pushing with the OEMs alone., all in all they are doing better, and its nice to see an ad or two (did i just say that?) 
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Lets just hope that those oem contracts like Dell's are expiring soon and they didnt sign a life contract..
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Ditto.Drec said:aslong as intel holds the contracts with the major OEM's (dell gateway compaq ect) AMD will never "give them a run for the money" they could dominate 100% of the individual processor sales market and they still wouldent be able to compete with the numbers intel is pushing with the OEMs alone., all in all they are doing better, and its nice to see an ad or two (did i just say that?)
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yeah the ferrari formula teams use nothing but opterons for all of their diagnostics and what not.
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i would prefer that AMD stay away from advertising, and spend that money on development. The more they spend on advertising the more the prices go up on our precious chips. I.E. - INTEL!!!!
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Actually Dell has started to offer AMD servers/workstations if I'm not mistaken. They have finally admitted AMD superiority!!
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I saw the AMD logo right above the timer on OLN when they were covering the tour de france. I had to do a double take to realize what I was seeing.
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well its good that they are advertising. and prices may go down actually since it should increase sales. and if they don't advertise then how will people know about thier products. its a smart initiative on amd's part.
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