
Originally Posted by
gururise
Its quite apparent that Intel is way in the lead. In fact, we are back to the 386/486 days, when Intel was so far ahead of any competition, that they could price their high end processors in the $$$ thousand dollar range. Right now, the top of the line i7 will cost you $1,399. Intel can get away with this pricing, because there is no competition at the high end. So yes, AMD is losing... but in the end, we will all lose, as Ivy Bridge will probably be the last generation of Intel Desktop processor for a long time... there is just no need for them to continue to advance processors without any competition.