Non Intel & AMD Arch
From: Bryan Parkoff (bryan.nospam.parkoff_at_nospam.com)
Date: 01/14/04
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Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2004 21:46:33 +0000 (UTC)
Please state your opinion what you think Intel & AMD arch are better.
What about other non Intel & AMD arch? Little Endian is faster than Big
Endian on Intel & AMD arch. Why do other processors choose to use Big
Endian? How can they benefit the performance?
Can you claim which is the most popular -- Intel & AMD, PowerPC, or
other processors?
Most modern processors use RISC, but IA32 and AMD use CISC. It looks
like that there are only two Intel and AMD CISC processors, but there are so
many other processors that use RISC. Why do Intel decide to design IA64
that uses RISC instead of CISC. It is what Intel Technician told me that
IA64 remains at RISC only.
Why do Intel claim that CISC is better than RISC for game compability
because games on RISC can be much slower than CISC like 386 at 20 MHz.
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