Re: It's obvious that binsplits are going up and power is going down at an impressive pace in AMDs offerings since the very beginning of its 90nm node.
AMD got a substantial one-time power gain from 90nm, which can be attributed to a process better than their previous 130nm node, but then again you'd expect that. In terms of bin-splits, what's your basis of comparison? They released a 2.6GHz 130nm Athlon 64-FX, didn't they? I'm sure they will go beyond 2.8GHz single core, and possibly even as high as 2.8GHz dual core, but when and at what power would amount to an interesting datapoint.
Re: I never ever said Intel has poor yields
You're right, it was someone else, evidently with an non-technical background.
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