Forgot to reply to this. :)
Reliability is up...a lot.
On the overclockers forum I frequent, I can recall no posts lamenting DOA
processors offhand...and these are people who share every step they take
when OC'ing their machines. :) The 2 biggest processor killers on the
forum are heat casualties and crushed cores from trying to install
heatsinks. :)
There is no real reason to not consider equally an AMD machine vs an Intel
machine, when shopping around.
Atonal
-----Original Message-----
From: Henrik Holm [mailto:
HEH@...]
Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2001 2:27 AM
To: '
eqbards@yahoogroups.com'
Subject: RE: OT Hardware (was:- RE: [eqbards] New Video Card and more
Ram - th e results for me...)
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> And a bit more reliable (less out-of-the-box failures with Intel)
>
Aye, Ive been an avid Intel fan, but do this still count? I know before K7
AMD had pretty lousy stability and QA. I havent heard about any problems
with k7 series though??
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