Pandu Poluan wrote: > > > I myself prefer AMD CPUs to Intel ones. > > Intel has this habit of 'segmenting' their processor features. E.g., > Intel VT-x (Intel's buggy implementation of AMD-V) is not available > across the board. If one needs to leverage VT-x for virtualization > purposes, one must be double sure that the CPU one bought supports VT-x. > > All latest AMD CPUs (except the laptop versions) support all AMD > features. So, as long as one does not buy a laptop CPU, one can be > sure that one gets everything one wants from a modern CPU. > > Rgds, > -- >
Same here. I have a couple Intel based rigs but they were given to me. I always build AMD based systems. Cheaper and good bang for the buck for what i do. Just my opinion. Dale :-) :-) -- I am only responsible for what I said ... Not for what you understood or how you interpreted my words!
