Re: "The next generation of product that we are introducing here, the real quad core, this is really a significant jump in all of those benchmarks, and we are pretty excited and pretty thrilled that we are looking at numbers of 3 and 4 decades of points, you know 30-40% improvement from what we have seen in the market and anticipate seeing in the market."
Interesting. Just last week he was claiming 42% performance advantage, and now it's a 30-40% advantage. With Clovertown 3.0GHz, it will be a 20-30% advantage... in the SPECfp_rate and the other "important" AMD benchmarks. Overall, it will probably be a case of -20% to +30% performance variation. At least until 1600 MT/s FSB, 45nm, and other Aces that Intel has up their sleeves.
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