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[QUOTE]Originally posted by ronnuke
AMD marketing with the XP XXXX+ numbers is not a comparison with any Intel product but with their own previous processor cores. For example an AMD Athlon 2100+ does not run at 2100 Mhz, but at 1733 Mhz, and at that speed its performance would be equivalent or better than (hence the plus sign) the previous model processor core at 2100 Mhz. Thoroughbred core compared to Thunderbird core....not AMD compared to Intel...
AMD's marketing is towards intel when they say 3000xp there trying to compare it to a pentium 4 3000mhz chip lookie!!
and not its predecessor core like from BARTON to THOROUGHBRED
http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/Produc...34_3750,00.html
AMD marketing with the XP XXXX+ numbers is not a comparison with any Intel product but with their own previous processor cores. For example an AMD Athlon 2100+ does not run at 2100 Mhz, but at 1733 Mhz, and at that speed its performance would be equivalent or better than (hence the plus sign) the previous model processor core at 2100 Mhz. Thoroughbred core compared to Thunderbird core....not AMD compared to Intel...
AMD's marketing is towards intel when they say 3000xp there trying to compare it to a pentium 4 3000mhz chip lookie!!
and not its predecessor core like from BARTON to THOROUGHBRED
http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/Produc...34_3750,00.html
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