Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2001 2:05 pm
This seems to be a popular question, after all many people still prefer to stick with the brand that has worked well for them for years (myself included).
I've just posted <a href=http://www.infinitevortex.com/default.asp?page=p4>an article</a> here's an snip:
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<i>We really like the architecture of the new Pentium 4 processor from Intel. It is built with the future in mind for scalability and memory bandwidth which will be important as we use our machines to push more and more data-- especially as musicians. However, here's the reasons why you should wait until August/September 2001 before you decide to buy a Pentium 4:</i>
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...Check out the article for the reasons. Let me finish by saying <a href=http://www.anandtech.com/cpu/showdoc.html?i=1499>P4 is actually starting to look attractive</a> from a performance point of view.
I've just posted <a href=http://www.infinitevortex.com/default.asp?page=p4>an article</a> here's an snip:
---snip---
<i>We really like the architecture of the new Pentium 4 processor from Intel. It is built with the future in mind for scalability and memory bandwidth which will be important as we use our machines to push more and more data-- especially as musicians. However, here's the reasons why you should wait until August/September 2001 before you decide to buy a Pentium 4:</i>
---snip---
...Check out the article for the reasons. Let me finish by saying <a href=http://www.anandtech.com/cpu/showdoc.html?i=1499>P4 is actually starting to look attractive</a> from a performance point of view.