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Rocco123 said:And it will get destroyed by a Conroe clocked at half that speed.
nooh said:Man when will the war begin , i need a cpu and these two CPU are going to change what a person pays for a Core.
RESPECT to CONROE and PRESSCOT , i have a Amd venice.![]()
nooh said:Man when will the war begin , i need a cpu and these two CPU are going to change what a person pays for a Core.
RESPECT to CONROE and PRESSCOT , i have a Amd venice.![]()
Don't put a V12 in a van.nooh said:Whats the cheapest board that conroe is going to have ?
ChronicTrees said:Don't put a V12 in a van.
neokeelo said:Check out my sig. I bought that CPU about 6 months ago for $160 and I can run 3.75Ghz on it 24\7 with no problems.
I can hit 4ghz with a little tweaking and run it 4ghz stable but I don't like getting near 68-69C.
I wanted this new system to last Until UT2007 comes out then I will try to get rid of the MB and CPU and get whatever is the best deal out then.
CpuMan said:Dude you got your panties all wadded up?
Sure the Prescott gets a bit hot, so did those cheaply old Athlons.
I have 2 buddies that bought a system about a year and a half ago (early 2005). Both spent about the same amount on there systems.
One went AMD Athlon 64 3200+. His possessor cost was $195 then at Newegg.
The other went Intel with a Pentium 4 3.0GHz Prescott. and it was about $200 also at the time.
Sure the AMD 64 3200+ ran games better but in multitasking the old Intel Prescott was smoother.
Heck even my 2.4c was smoother in multitasking then his $200 AMD 3200+. I know the 3200+ is a lot cheaper now. But thats what he paid back then and bought it at Newegg.com.
Don't get me wrong I was impressed with the AMD 64 3200+. Windows xp loaded faster then I ever seen it. But depending on what you did on your pc. Those old Prescott's where sometimes the better choice at the time.
Robstar said:I think the HT = smoother is way overrated. I have a dual opteron 246 (2 REAL procs) and can still lock up my box. Feels no better with basic multitasking (not encoding 2 videos at once) than my old athlon64 3000+ 939
Poncho said:I disagree totally. From a useage standpoint... I notice a difference between single core and Single core w/HT.... not to mention Dual Core. I think it's more noticable when you go from Dual Core (or HT) to a single core system than the reverse.
Robstar said:I went from a dual cpu system (dual opteron 246 2G ram, numa) to a single core athlon64, and I can't really tell the difference in daily multi tasking.
Edit: The only time I see a huge difference is if I'm specifically running two very cpu intensive tasks.