Be Cooling Fan - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 7

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Net Music Countdown.

You can catch up with Henry Garza and the rest of the Los Lonely Boys as part of the January issue of Guitar World Magazine. Henry graces the cover, #2 this week on the Net Music Countdown, Los Lonely Boys in Heaven.

Heaven from Los Lonely Boys at #2 on the Net Music Countdown. Now you know what that means that means you got a brand new #1 on the eTracks charts this week. We will reveal who*s got the top digital spot in just a few minutes.

David Lawrence: What is that all about? This portion of the show brought to you by Rackspace Managed Hosting, where you get scalability, faster processing speeds, high performance redundancy and recoverability all at Rackspace Managed Hosting. Call them at 18009612888 or visit them at rackspace.com. 180039 Online that*s our telephone number, 18003966546, we go to Eddie is that you.

Eddie: Yes.

David Lawrence: How can I help you sir?

Eddie: I would like to know what is the difference in the different processors like a Pentium 4 or Radeon, or Duron Sempron and so on.

David Lawrence: And so on, well first of all there are two main categories of processors. The two different companies that makes the processors, there used to be 3 or 4 now it*s just basically down to two. One of them is Intel which I am sure you have heard of.

Eddie: Yes.

David Lawrence: And then there is AMD which does not have a recognizable musical note structure.

Eddie: Oh.

David Lawrence: Now the Pentium and the Celeron are the two main chips that Intel is known for. The difference between those two is that the Pentium is their flagship chip and is upgradeable. The Celeron is their budget line chip and is not upgradeable usually it*s hardwired to the board. Those are the, beyond that it*s the typical speed and chip, a data path of 32 or 64. AMD is best known for the Athlon. The other thing that Intel has is the Xeon processor and that*s the very high-end processor usually dual processors that*s used in servers and whatnot. So those are the three main Pentium chips, the main AMD chips are the Athlon, the Duron, etc. And those chips are very similar to the Intel. But in some cases and in fact on this very machine that was out of sync time wise at the beginning of the show. This very machine runs software that actually requires that the machine have not an AMD chip in it but an Intel chip in it. So there are some differences between the two. AMD, a company that came along after Intel and reverse-engineered Intel stuff and they had lengthy battles in court over it and so on. But today if you buy a computer that has Intel in it versus AMD in it, you probably pay a little bit more for the Intel Chip but 99999 times out of 100,000 you will do just fine with either one.

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