Well, the AMD processors use what's called "nano impulse" technology. Basically they use a series of inverted digital cosine waves, amplified through a boxite capactior to achieve a harmonic resonance which permits symbiotic encoding. Now symbiotic encoding is a patented coding lanquage developed by Dr. Tam Bourine in 1988 which is unique in that is allows for infinte pathways, and inputs. This "infinity architecture" is a basis for many AMD powered devices.
The Intel system uses a rival architecture employing massively parallel parking biotics. This setup allows Intel to use a prescient chip design which can predict up to 74 dimensional vectors, allowing over 165,000 different distinct fonticular modects. In layman terms the Intel chip can "predict" an action and prepare a reaction based on resonating harmonics (similar to AMD's but inverted 360 degrees). This lends to a chip design that in theory is capable of over 1 gigatwat sensitivity.
..............yeah I totally made that up...........
It's all greek to me baby!!!
