Intel killing off the destop pc - Page 2

Kal-EL · #11 11-28-2012

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Originally Posted by kikicoco1334

I don't see Intel killing the server line, remember how AMD almost went full Mobile and didn't work out, I am sure Intel would do the same if anything happens. We'll see

And i rather bench 5yo Palm than coming near 10ft of any AMD product XD

Five year old palm? Tufu, we have a serious and strict zero tolerance against pedofilia on these forums.

kikicoco1334 · #12 11-28-2012

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palm_Centro
this is my palm

and no i am not pedo superman! >.>

Kal-EL · #13 11-28-2012

Very well, carry on soldier.

I like my palm with a lil hair on it anyways.

kikicoco1334 · #14 11-28-2012

rg that!

XD

Bones · #15 11-28-2012

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Originally Posted by Kal-EL

Five year old palm? Tufu, we have a serious and strict zero tolerance against pedofilia on these forums.

Like the man said Kiki, keep it clean.

ThreeDhero · #16 11-28-2012

Thread went a little south haha.

But servers, switches and storage frames will be in demand for a long time to come, working in a data center i've never seen a AMD server only Intel. We have multiple builds (new installs) on a daily basis and still have a hard time keeping up with the demand. Even the newer Cisco switches and EMC storage frames are using Xeon chips. While someday the Overclocking K series or PC chip line up may fall, we wont be left without the Xeon line for a very long time.
Just my 2 cents.

Bones · #17 11-28-2012

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Originally Posted by ThreeDhero

Thread went a little south haha.

Went ahead and took care of it

but if we weren't trying to bug Kiki, I guess we woudn't like him in the first place.

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Originally Posted by ThreeDhero

But servers, switches and storage frames will be in demand for a long time to come, working in a data center i've never seen a AMD server only Intel. We have multiple builds (new installs) on a daily basis and still have a hard time keeping up with the demand. Even the newer Cisco switches and EMC storage frames are using Xeon chips. While someday the Overclocking K series or PC chip line up may fall, we wont be left without the Xeon line for a very long time.
Just my 2 cents.

I've seen alot of Xeon based servers too and have to agree, Intel isn't going to just stop making those chips for the sake of doing it. There's is too much demand for them right now and they know it.

DOM · #18 11-28-2012

http://mobile.reuters.com/article/id...21127?irpc=932