What went so right?

Intel couldn't sabotage them bad enough to make a case for itanium servers.

>>59755286
Jim Keller?

>>59755286
first 64 bit processor, intel still to this date leasing that technology from AMD

>>59755286

Intel thought that fab technology would allow Netburst to scale up to 5Ghz and beyond without too much effort but physics prove them wrong.

They had quickly patch together a hybird P6 and Netburst design a.k.a Core architecture when they realize that they couldn't scale beyond 5Ghz without a blast furnace.

>>59755507
>first 64 bit processor
full retard

>>59757119
Funny how nowadays you can get an Intel processor to 5ghz if you have a good chip.

>>59757447

And it's a blast furnace.

>>59755456
this

the most based man that has ever existed

>>59758196
Keller left before the final design of the A64 was ready, and everything he did there was discarded. Why do people keep spreading this bullshit?

>>59755286
Transitioning to x86_64 was better accepted than IA-64

>>59755507
That's not an Alpha

>>59755507
>>>/v/

>>59758306
>keller left before it was done meme
why do people keep spreading this bullshit? That's how he works, he gets it done and then he moves on.

>>59757943
Why would you want to heat up a cool 60c 5GHz Intel to 900-1300c?
That would ruin the stable OC.

I know AMD users do this because pouring melted steel on their CPU cools it down.

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>>59755507
>first 64 bit processor