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To: Elmer Phud who wrote (264918)	11/8/2010 3:37:23 PM
From: fastpathguru	Read Replies (1) of 275872

You haven't been following the discussion. I only pointed out that BullDozer has slipped after CJ claimed there were no more slips. Since then he has denied the page even says BullDozer in 2010. Now please read the series of posts and stop embarrassing yourself along with CJ. Oh I have been following. What I see is you promoting the left edge of the arrow as being A) equivalent to BD's production/introduction (which slipped into 2011 a long time ago) and B) being a 2010 event. I.e. to you the slide shows AMD either announcing a slip (which is stupid as BD has been 2011 for a long time now), or persisting in an inaccurate portrayal of BD's introduction. I see CJ pointing out Interlagos/2011, and refusing to accept your interpretation (i.e. A and B above) of the arrow. (Which you conceded could mean "something" (i.e. anything)... Or it could mean nothing., like it's size and location were determined by the size of the text it contains.) CJ posted this link from 3/5/2009: xbitlabs.com “Our guidance for the Bulldozer CPU core was reset to expect test silicon in late 2010 and product in 2011,” said Damon Muzny, a spokesperson for AMD, in a brief conversation with X-bit labs. Your excuse, "Your link (dated 3/5/09) was to the client version", was BS. (The first processor in the Bulldozer family is code-named Orochi and it has more than four cores, more than 8MB of cache and supports DDR3 memory. The Orochi chip will be made using 32nm process technology and is currently due in 2011.) Is that article from 3/5/2009 inconsistent with current expectations for BD's schedule as of today? (The correct answer is "no"...) fpg

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