amd is better for data processing
Data processing as in what? All CPUs do is basically process data, so that's a rather absurd statement.
b/c they took out some of the old commands like the 8 bit crap seriously who uses 2 4 and 8 bit applications ? and if u have that in there it slows it down.
While these instructions are not present in 64-bit mode, AMD CPUs still support the very old 8-and-so-on-bit instructions in legacy mode. I don't know how Intel CPUs do this, but ATM they outperform AMD offerings and that's a fact...
so they took that out which amd is better for data processing and mathmatical functinos
The removal of legacy functions has nothing to do with this, it's a known fact that AMD destroys Core2 in FPU-intensive applications but that's due to other architectural differences (can't remember the exact details but I read an article a while back on this).
are actually true quad core because they are 4 actual cores compared to intel 2 dual core stuck on top of each other
The native quad-core design helps in data sharing between the cores and makes power management more efficient, but Core2 CPUs have shared L2 anyways so in general they are able of sharing data between cores much faster unless the data resides on the L2 of the other CPU in which case it has to travel through the FSB, but in benchmarks Intel still wins AMDs as far as data sharing is concerned (Athlons are bad at this because all the data has go through the HT link, while Phenoms are a lot better at sharing data between the cores it's shared through the L3 cache which has higher latency when compared to L2 so it's still generally slower than Intel's solution with Core2). Also, Core2 CPUs in general have lower wattages when compared to similarly-powered AMD offerings, so power saving ain't one of their stronger sides ATM (the 45nm Phenom II is supposed to change this).
intel has those old 4 and 8 bit command which slow it down so if they would actually take those out they would be a much better processor.
ATM Intel already is better performance-wise (Core2 beats Athlons up to 25%-35% clock-for-clock and Phenoms around 5%-10% clock-for-clock), also refer to my statement regarding legacy instructions - those are still present in AMD CPUs unless you have the CPU in 64-bit mode (=run a 64-bit OS).
