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I just went from a P4 3.4EE to a Q6600. Words cannot describe the difference. I'm installing 3 different games at once with no hiccup. I haven't even began to overclock. I'm amazed, simply....amazed.
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I just went from a P4 3.4EE to a Q6600.
One time I opened two instances of MS Calculator and I did addition on one and multiplication on the other, something that would instantly fry any single core CPU. To my amazement, both expressions were calculated simultaneously and I was like.
One time I opened two instances of MS Calculator and I did addition on one and multiplication on the other, something that would instantly fry any single core CPU. To my amazement, both expressions were calculated simultaneously and I was like .
Brilliant.
yes I'm seiously seriously waiting that long.... college must end b4 I upgrade![]()
I went from a P4 3.2 Northwood to the Q6600. Even at the stock 2.4ghz it was so much faster. Very good upgrade.
One time I opened two instances of MS Calculator and I did addition on one and multiplication on the other, something that would instantly fry any single core CPU. To my amazement, both expressions were calculated simultaneously and I was like.
If there are any guys here that upgraded to the Q6600 from a dual core conroe Id love to hear if you can tell a difference in gaming. Deciding if the jump to a quad from my FX-60 would be better that a jump to a duo.
Nobody will beat my upgrade from Pentium 4 Willamette 1.5GHz, 256MB PC133 SDRAM, GeForce 2 MX440, 40GB IDE HDD to a new Q9300, 8800GTS, 4GB rig!