| Vashyo said: I've seen arguments from both sides and I don't particularily disagree or agree with you. As I see it you could get a good CPU that could turn into a great CPU or get a great cpu that will stay great cpu but its noticeably more expensive. "Because it's our architecture there, it's easier to port the games. And because they're first developed on our hardware, there should be a performance advantage," he said. "They should run better on our hardware." |
You should read that article. It's referring to AMD's Radeon GPU's, not CPU's.
AMD's and Intel's CPU's are fully instruction compatible, Intel has the edge in floating point math due to not sharing a floating point unit between 2 cores, when developers start tageting the anemic Jaguar's instructions, then Intel benefits too.
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