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Unread 30-07-2002, 16:56
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Originally posted by Dave Hurt
Mac processors are risc processors. They take large complex equations and break them down into simpler problems. PC processors are becoming more and more risc, that's why Intel and AMD processors have been able to reach such high speeds so fast.
I haven't read any more of the post than that, and I'm not going to, unless specifically told to.

You do not make sense.

You mention "PC processors"... again, you're being too general; and no, they are NOT becoming more "risc".

Clock speeds are increasing, but that does not change the x86 instruction set...

Please know the terms you're using before proceeding to make asinine comments.
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