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    Intel Xeon 3.6 (Nocona) vs. AMD Opteron 250 - Database Test Review

    Posted on Monday, September 13 2004 @ 19:07:03 CEST by LSDsmurf


    Over a year and half has passed since AMD announced their K8 architecture to the world, and what has changed? Well, "a heck of a lot" is the answer. The Opteron has proven itself as a worthy competitor to the infamous Intel Xeon line-up of processors, and Intel has been following AMD for a change, something no one could have predicted a few years ago. Dual-core processors are on the horizon; AMD demonstrated theirs with Hewlett Packard just a few weeks ago, and Intel demonstrated theirs at the Intel Developers Conference in September, 2004.

    Link: AnandTech

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