K7 will have multiprossesor capibility along with up to 8megs of L2 cache and 128kb L1 cache, far more than anything Intel has thrown out. K6-3 will be AMD's low end prossesor (which is funny beacuse its already more powerfull than a PIII) when K7 becomes there top of the line. K7 will likely outperform bothe the PIII xeon and the new mercede from Intel.
Skinka needs to get a clue, before he sides with Intels offering he should look at whats out there. The K7 will have the capibilities for multiprossesors, and will have L2 cache sizes up to 8megs and L1 of 128kb, thats 8 times the L2 and 4 times the L1 cache of any Intel product. AMD already can beat Intel in integer prossesing, and with the improved FPU AMD will be on par in the floating point arena. Hands down K7 will rock.
K7 all the way, that is if I have the cash, K6-3 otherwise. K7s will me multiple prossesor capable and will offer L2 cache sizes up to 8megs along with 128kb of L1 cache. They will easily beat anythin Intel will throw out.
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K7 will have multiprossesor capibility along with up to 8megs of L2 cache and 128kb L1 cache, far more than anything Intel has thrown out. K6-3 will be AMD's low end prossesor (which is funny beacuse its already more powerfull than a PIII) when K7 becomes there top of the line. K7 will likely outperform bothe the PIII xeon and the new mercede from Intel.
Skinka needs to get a clue, before he sides with Intels offering he should look at whats out there. The K7 will have the capibilities for multiprossesors, and will have L2 cache sizes up to 8megs and L1 of 128kb, thats 8 times the L2 and 4 times the L1 cache of any Intel product. AMD already can beat Intel in integer prossesing, and with the improved FPU AMD will be on par in the floating point arena. Hands down K7 will rock.
K7 all the way, that is if I have the cash, K6-3 otherwise. K7s will me multiple prossesor capable and will offer L2 cache sizes up to 8megs along with 128kb of L1 cache. They will easily beat anythin Intel will throw out.