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The supposed manufacturing speeds of the chips, if you think about, mean nothing.
As far as I know, there isn't one universal program, or piece of hardware testing the chips of speeds. There isn't one company doing the diagnostics of these chips either. So really, how fast is 2.2ghz, or Intels 3.2ghz? No one knows, except them, or anyone else with the equipment to test it.
Speeds mean nothing, in my mind, which may be pretty clueless at times, it's all a marketing ploy. Intel throws huge numbers out there to make people buy these huge number chips, AMD, throws the little numbers out there to make people think think about how superior they're product is, with smaller numbers, competing with the bigger numbers.
Who REALLY knows how fast these speeds are?
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