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玩家们永无止境的追求与IT技术一日千里的发展,构成了DIY市场的主旋律。 CPU 被摩尔定律支配着的CPU市场,始终是IT业竞争走向的焦点之一。1998年,再讨论Socket 7与Slot 1之争已没有多大意义,Socket 7将在本世纪末走到尽头已是不争之事实。关键是在现阶段,两大阵营各自能拿出什么产品去占领市场,尤其是在100MHz总线上。 100MHz意味着什么?对用户而言,100MHz意味着更高的性能和更快的速度,对厂家而言,则意味着需要更先进的设计和制造能力。在这一点上,Intel无疑是更具优势。虽然早在1997年,各CPU厂商便宣布了基于100MHz总线CPU的研发计划,但最先推出的仍是英特尔,4月中旬发布的Deschutes第一个搭上100MHz快车。而1个多月后,AMD
The never-ending pursuit of players and the rapid development of IT technology constitute the main theme of the DIY market. The CPU market where CPU is dominated by Moore’s Law has always been one of the focuses of competition in the IT industry. In 1998, it was no longer meaningful to discuss the dispute between Socket 7 and Slot 1. It is an indisputable fact that Socket 7 will come to an end at the end of this century. The key is that at this stage, each of the two camps can take out what products to occupy the market, especially on the 100MHz bus. What does 100MHz mean? For users, 100MHz means higher performance and faster speeds. For manufacturers, it means more advanced design and manufacturing capabilities. At this point, Intel is undoubtedly more advantageous. Although as early as in 1997, various CPU manufacturers announced the R&D plan based on the 100MHz bus CPU, but Intel was still the first to launch. In the middle of April, Deschutes released the first 100MHz express train. And after more than a month, AMD