Netyaroze said:
X86 is not a good choice also you get way more bang for your buck in a Power 7 . I am pretty sure they wont use x86 cant see the advantage here. |
All CPUs look pretty much the same internally regardless of instruction set because of decoding into micro-ops. They will be pretty similar in performance all else being equal, if anything AMD will be faster because they still cater to the mobile market (console TDP range) where IBM left a long time ago to focus on high end servers for Power.
The advantage of x86 is the ease of porting from and to the PC version.