But if they were serious about making a go at it, they'd, say, sell the motherboards and CPUs at cost and/or perhaps twice what Xeon systems go for. But everyt

But if they were serious about making a go at it, they'd, say, sell the motherboards and CPUs at cost and/or perhaps twice what Xeon systems go for. But everything I've heard before and in this discussion puts them at $3K per socket (I think for a barebones system), and that's a non-starter for something that isn't 10 times better than the competition (a common metric for what it takes to get attention when there's an entrenched competent competition).