Asus Processors?

[Wferr]

Not if Intel uses the same shit thermal paste it won't, a smaller die with an even higher density is going to run very hot.

 

I'm sticking with Sandy Bridge lol

heh thats me being an idiot *face paw*

[ajoy39]

The minute they did this intel and AMD would stop supplying them with chipsets, they'd go from the biggest motherboard manufacturer in the world to nothing. 

[_wky]

They should make CPU coolers, not CPUs.

[Lil Chillbil]

The minute they did this intel and AMD would stop supplying them with chipsets, they'd go from the biggest motherboard manufacturer in the world to nothing. 

 

 

 

Its idiots like the op of this thread that see a company like canon cameras and think "wouldn't it be great if they made a printer"

[IdeaStormer]

I remember when they said the same thing to AMD, ARM, Qualcomm, yea I bet their bank accounts are saying its a bad idea :rolleyes:

 

More will get in on the bad wagon don't you go thinking Intel and AMD are the sole CPU makers in the years to come, its costly but not as costly as before. Then expect Intel/AMD to outsource their CPU manufacturing to others because at it is they have idle manufacturing plants and might as well let someone use it as in the long run it will benefit them all.

[Matsy]

[Mr. Chairman]

It's as good idea as Bentley making GPUs. They be good with cars, let them make cars...

[xkronusx]

I love how you all think this is so far fetched. It is probably the only step asus had yet to take to

dominate the pc market. They make basically everything, laptops, motherboards, routers,

wireless receivers, a raid card! If they could acquire a fab plant it would be simply about creating a good

team of engineers; don't get me wrong its implausible but not impossible. 

 

Besides who do you think is going to be the competition for intel once AMD dies? It's sad to say

but AMD is looking worse by the day, the bulldozer was a failure and the piledriver only fixed what

the bulldozer lacked, not enough of an improvement and i have bad feelings about steamroller. 

 

To be honest it will probably be ARM that comes from no where and starts competing. 

[IdeaStormer]

Besides who do you think is going to be the competition for intel once AMD dies? It's sad to say

but AMD is looking worse by the day, the bulldozer was a failure and the piledriver only fixed what

the bulldozer lacked, not enough of an improvement and i have bad feelings about steamroller. 

 

To be honest it will probably be ARM that comes from no where and starts competing. 

 

Will AMD eventually deploy the Roll-ed Over CPU :D  as in its last hura!

[5lay3r]

The only other companies other than AMD and Intel I want to see in the desktop market are ARM and NVIDIA.

Samsung could be added to that list imo

[Stomplar]

HP makes processors, IBM makes processors. Dell even makes Processors. Asus could throw 3 years of profits for the cause and i might take a look. competition is a GOOD thing.

[newbie]

I don't know

For them, it will be like "Time is losing money" because it's not like tying your shoes and it will be alot of money "wasted"

And, honnestly, if they do make a CPU, it'll have to be good so that the people who inform themselves will actually be interested in buying them because remember that the Intel fanboys will just spit on a CPU made by some other company (not as much w/ AMD)

[FireFox]

Samsung could be added to that list imo

 

Memory and CPU's are completely different, ARM and NVIDIA already make CPU's though for the mobile market but at least they are already doing it, if they where to move to desktop CPU's then at least they already have some experience with CPU's.