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To: pgerassi who wrote (188980)3/7/2006 11:34:37 PM
From: eracerRead Replies (2) | Respond to of 275872
 
Re: Name one standard CD-ROM that has 800MB on it.

Looks like AMD investors are rabid tonight! I pulled 800MB as a figure out of the air to show as a possible scenario where encoding would take substantially longer than it would with the 304MB wav file Anandtech used as an example. I could have used 655MB. I could have used 1GB (you know, like MORE than 1 CD worth of songs. Most people have more than 1 CD in their music collection). The figure was arbitrary.

Go ahead an babble on about how relevant some Tom's Hardware Guide test with Unreal Tournament 2004 is some sort of strong evidence that Intel cheated on the tests. It was quite amusing considering Tom's uses their own custom test and wouldn't be directly comparable to other review sites or the Intel benchmarks.



To: pgerassi who wrote (188980)3/8/2006 8:40:34 AM
From: j3pflynnRespond to of 275872
 
Pete- C'mon, you know very well the date of the core Phoenix BIOS system has nothing to do with the real date of the BIOS. DFI's BIOS version tweaks may have been from last week for all we know.