Mar 14
AMD has taken the backseat to Intel for years, but now the company is fighting back with a new line of chipsets. AMD is releasing a new line called Bulldozer to compete with the previously troubled Intel Sandy Bridge chipset.
AMD’s hope this round seems to largely rely on Intel’s Sandy Bridge launch issues. The company claims that the new chipsets will offer faster speeds than Sandy Bridge. The cores will be overclocked to the maximum limit that is safe for the processors. AMD is designing the Bulldozer processors for high end desktops at this point. No word on if it will crossover into other processors for other electronics.
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