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Another reason might be they have no AMD pushing them. They are hitting physical physics barriers, but the fact they have no real competitors makes them have le
by samfisher83 11y ago
Another reason might be they have no AMD pushing them. They are hitting physical physics barriers, but the fact they have no real competitors makes them have less incentive to push the envelope.
- skylan_q 11y agoIt's possible, but the usual pattern is that Intel is slightly price-competitive with AMD when the CPUs are in the same range of performance, and then Intel's prices just rocket upward after that. There's no reason to not come out with an $8,000 desktop CPU if they can get more performance.
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- maaku 11y agoTSMC?