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I can cook eggs on my athlon. The XP naming is just too much markitecture for me too.
A properly tweaked Alpha runs so hot that it may be the answer to creating sustained fusion. That, and I just can't abide by Compaq. Poor, poor DEC.
Intel just charges too much for a chip that performs worse than an Athlon.
PPC, motorola, okay good chip, performs like a beast, but really...
Sparc! Sparc! Sparc! Come on, say it three times, its just much more fun! Sure their clock speeds are still in the stone ages, but we're talking about 64-bit processing five years ago. That, and you can run a bunch of them, in the same box, and an SS20 or an Ultra2 that can do it aren't really that expensive.
Distribution: Ubuntu 11.4,DD-WRT micro plus ssh,lfs-6.6,Fedora 15,Fedora 16
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hmmm, it seems hardly anyone uses m68k anymore, i personally use both a powerpc and an m68k, i also have two intel 8036 based machines, see if anyone can guess what THOSE are.
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