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C0B01 · 03-17-2005, 05:14 PM

At the end of the day AMD will be faster than pentiums for gaming. The reason for this is their design;

Pentiums build better CPUs by 'making them smaller', imagine a pin hole in one strand oh human hair, and something 20,000X smaller than that pin hole is the tracking distance in the CPU. Pentiums are also designed to add, subtract, multiply, and devide.

So why are AMDs better for gaming? Because AMDs advance by making their hard wired CPU better in design. They also CAN NOT multiply and devide, instead they add and subtract only. Graphics for games invloves moving pixels coordinates on a screen, AMD with their entheasis on add and subtract make it the perfect choice for gamers (and anything highly graphical really)

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03-17-2005, 05:14 PM	#14 (permalink)
C0B01 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 147 OS: XP, Debian, FREEBSD & DSL	Info: At the end of the day AMD will be faster than pentiums for gaming. The reason for this is their design; Pentiums build better CPUs by 'making them smaller', imagine a pin hole in one strand oh human hair, and something 20,000X smaller than that pin hole is the tracking distance in the CPU. Pentiums are also designed to add, subtract, multiply, and devide. So why are AMDs better for gaming? Because AMDs advance by making their hard wired CPU better in design. They also CAN NOT multiply and devide, instead they add and subtract only. Graphics for games invloves moving pixels coordinates on a screen, AMD with their entheasis on add and subtract make it the perfect choice for gamers (and anything highly graphical really) C. Last edited by C0B01; 03-17-2005 at 05:15 PM.