I have to agree with Ken 100%.
I have found basically zero difference between the reliability of AMD
and Intel. Your choice of motherboard and/or memory is much more
likely to affect your stability than your choice of processor.
I generally choose AMD just because I feel that they have a better
price/performance ratio. They certainly have a better power/
performance ratio lately with the exception of the Pentium M, which
would probably be the only Intel chip I would choose to use over AMD.
-Lee
On Aug 2, 2005, at 3:08 AM, Ken Wahl wrote:
I think your choice of AMD vs Intel is less relevant to reliability
than
your choice of motherboard and memory as flakey motherboards and ram
along with insufficient cooling seem to be the biggest causes of
instability in my limited experience.
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