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    AMD buys ATI for $5.4 Billion

    http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060724/...md_acquisition

    Wow.. oddly enough, I knew this day would happen.. I had a gut feeling that a chip maker would purchase either ATi or nVidia..

    Seems to me that the only chance Intel has to keep competing is if it buys nVidia :dunno:

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    Re: AMD buys ATI for $5.4 Billion

    With this happening I hope that Intel buys nVidia.

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    Re: AMD buys ATI for $5.4 Billion

    ugh... i like ATI..

    But Intel PWNS AMD.. idk this is just weird.


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    Re: AMD buys ATI for $5.4 Billion

    Intel PWNS Amd...lol. I think you should do a bit of reading

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    ugh... i like ATI..

    But Intel PWNS AMD.. idk this is just weird.
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    Re: AMD buys ATI for $5.4 Billion

    I wonder whats going to happen with the friendship between AMD and nVidia now???

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    Re: AMD buys ATI for $5.4 Billion

    Quote Originally Posted by Geoff
    Intel PWNS Amd...lol. I think you should do a bit of reading
    meh...

    http://reviews.cnet.com/Intel_Core_2...-31973836.html

    Intel works for me :naughty:


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    Re: AMD buys ATI for $5.4 Billion

    Quote Originally Posted by ƒorte
    meh...

    http://reviews.cnet.com/Intel_Core_2...-31973836.html

    Intel works for me :naughty:
    Hah, thats before the AMD and ATi merger.. things will get very interesting soon..

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    Re: AMD buys ATI for $5.4 Billion

    We will see...AMD says they will not be making M-Boards....http://www.crn.com/sections/breaking...leId=191000614

    I still say that Intel will rule with its Core Duo 2 and Future products!

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    Re: AMD buys ATI for $5.4 Billion

    it is predictable tho.

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