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Don't you think it it is a bit ironic how they are going to name the new generation of processor 'Sandy Bridge'?
Surely sand is the last thing you would want inside your motherboard!![]()
Don't you think it it is a bit ironic how they are going to name the new generation of processor 'Sandy Bridge'?
Surely sand is the last thing you would want inside your motherboard!![]()
MikeHunt79 said:Well considering that many PCB's contain glass fibre that you already have sand in your motherboard!
I had thought that it sounded more like a girly name relating to a dumb barbie type american woman. The name should have echoed an alpha male type
. I would give AMD +1 in naming department with 'bulldozer'. Now this creates fear and thunder
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Decent chance that the silicon cpu's are largely made from started off as sand
Maybe you should stop thinking?
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hehe or think more either way we win![]()
I got to agree Bulldozer sounds a lot better, Intels naming system needs beefing up i still cant spell neilheim and gulftown should be called something like BOOOM HEADSHOT![]()
WingZero30 said:Intels current names do seem dopy. However the Core 2 series sounded much more cooler with names like conroe, kentsfield, wolfdale and yorkfield.
Don't you think it it is a bit ironic how they are going to name the new generation of processor 'Sandy Bridge'?
Surely sand is the last thing you would want inside your motherboard!![]()
Bulldozer does sound better and you think of it this way - You can use a Bulldozer to move sand, so Bulldozer should trample all over Sandy Bridge.![]()