Got a question

[Dale Brisket]

Why the hell would I want my next rig to be built around a single core based
CPU? Is not the handwriting on the wall for this issue? Am I wrong, or in
the not-to-distant future will be posting nostalgic threads about those
archaic days when a single core handled all our onerous tasks? And please,
all you FX vs. X2 gaming wonks out there, save your rants on how one
'totally kicks ass on Quake 4 and COD2, dude'. I could give a shit. I'm
talking about the future of computing where people who go out in the
sunlight occasionally and get real work done.

 

[dino]

obviously you must have no friends or a wife with a Redneck attitude like
yours. So preacher man..when you step off of your podium and come down to
earth you may realize that there is cost considerations in building
computers. Not all are a lonely rich dumbass like yourself and can just go
out and blow the extra money on an X2.

 

[Dale Brisket]

obviously you must have no friends or a wife with a Redneck attitude like
yours. So preacher man..when you step off of your podium and come down to
earth you may realize that there is cost considerations in building
computers. Not all are a lonely rich dumbass like yourself and can just go
out and blow the extra money on an X2.

So, I'm a lonely rich dumbass redneck? BTW, you moron, you step from (or to)
a podium, not off. But then, you wouldn't know that, would you? You can't
even address my original question; but then, I doubt you can even read. Now,
run along and go play GTA, or whatever your current braindead obsession is.

 

[dino]

speaking of reading..I did address it with the cost..X2 is considerably more
than a Venice or San Diego core CPU and not everyone can just swing
something like that. SO order another bucket of chicken..sit in your lazyboy
and have a nice night.