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> In the 2000's AMD all but disappeared Say again??? In the early 2000's, AMD's Athlon trounced anything Intel had to offer and would for years. This followe
by bityard 4y ago
> In the 2000's AMD all but disappeared
Say again???
In the early 2000's, AMD's Athlon trounced anything Intel had to offer and would for years.
This followed soon after with the Opteron, where AMD single-handedly switched "x86" over to 64-bit essentially overnight while Intel failed to shove Itanium and a number of other ill-fated ventures down the market's throat.
If anything, the 2000's were AMD's golden years, admittedly mostly made possible by Intel's own incompetence at the time.