Elmer, I can only relate what seems to me as common knowledge. I have never heard of any CPU vendor disabling major features in an OEM sample, and I don't see why Hammer would be an exception. AMD has already released several samples, many of which have been on public display. If the current silicon is healthy enough to have had demonstrations run at multiple trade shows, and even healthy enough to have had benchmark run from several enthusiast websites, then it sure as hell wouldn't have so many bugs as to require the disabling of major features. Whatever AMDroid fantasy has Hammer production silicon getting major performance improvements over the current samples, has got to be one of the more desperate and optimistic notions I have yet heard.
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