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Technology Stocks : Advanced Micro Devices - Moderated (AMD)
AMD 202.95-16.2%12:03 PM EST

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To: Dan3 who wrote (53117)8/30/2001 12:39:39 AM
From: Saturn VRead Replies (2) of 275872
 
Ref < The switched detail of which half of a harvard architecture P4 uses for its L1 is a minor detail - as you well know. >

There you go go twisting facts again. Pete clearly stated twice that the Pentium 4 lacks a L1 data cache, and based a huge, lengthy, and incoherent analysis on that premise. A check of Page 1 of the Pentium 4 manual shows that it has both a L1 Data Cache and a L1 Instruction cache ( Trace Cache).

Since the Athlon has such a superior cache, Tier 1 Server vendors are falling over themselves to introduce Athlon servers. The Transaction Processing Benchmarks will have Athlon based systems in the top 20 spots. The last time Elmer posted a link, I did not see one Athlon based system. Hm..m, oh I forgot ! The Transaction Processing Benchmark is a phony Intel designed benchmark, and Elmer is a minion of the Evil Empire ! My sincere apologies !

By the way (SARCASM MODE OFF), the thread has decided that AMD has a terrible marketing group. You would make an excellent marketeer for AMD. You communicate clearly and well, and can spin things to AMD's benefit in all possible situations. I really mean that as a compliment.

However I shall not respond to your posts in the future, since they are hilariously ridiculous, and have no basis in reality.
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