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24th June 2010, 10:34 AM #1
Sony Offering AMD CPUs in VAIO Notebooks Discussion
Sony is now offering AMD processors in a select number of VAIO notebooks, the first time it has done so in several years.
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24th June 2010, 10:43 AM #2
Re: Sony Offering AMD CPUs in VAIO Notebooks Discussion
Must admit this kinda surprised me ... have you all come across any "official reasoning" why they are trying this again?
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24th June 2010, 10:46 AM #3
Re: Sony Offering AMD CPUs in VAIO Notebooks Discussion
AMD probably made them an offer they couldn't refuse?

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24th June 2010, 10:56 AM #4
Re: Sony Offering AMD CPUs in VAIO Notebooks Discussion
Five years ago, if you told me Sony and affordable could be put in one sentence, I would've called you crazy. The new AMD quad-core options seem quite compelling - they use less power than Intel's current quad-core options, although admittedly, they are more in-line performance-wise with the upper-end Core i5 options. Performance-wise, though, I'm not opposed to AMD offerings - the only reason why I've tended to avoid AMD in recent years is that their chips' power usage and heat output can't compete with Intel's offerings.



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