Month: July 2004

For all intents and purposes, that’s what an email sent by Intel’s CEO Craig Barrett to Intel employees said. I wonder if he sent a copy to himself. He should have (along with the rest of his executive officers). The Read More

Like any other lived-in (or in this case virtually-lived in) place, websites tend to accumulate junk over the course of time, abandoned articles, files that used to be used but are no longer, things like that. However, there are certain Read More

XBit Labs says that ECS mentioned on its website that a socket 939, Athlon 64 with 1Mb cache is supposed to show up, and sure enough, it does. The most probable reason for this is that there’s a pricing hole Read More

Someone sent me this graph, which apparently comes from this website: (Normally, I would link directly to the file, but this website is in Chinese, and I haven’t been able to find it on the site itself. I’ll be glad Read More

We’ve explained numerous times in the past that AMD has been following a pricing parity policy (i.e. charging the same amount as Intel does for equivalently rated processors) with desktop Hammers. Perhaps this policy made AMD look a little too Read More