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Quick Processor Question: P4 630 Or P4 660?

The Doc

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Well, I'm currently processor shopping and with the new price cuts I can afford a new chip. I am looking at the 630 and 660. The 660 ($414) at mWave seems to be the sweet spot. Which should I go with?
 
I don't know if I'd call a $414 chip the "sweet spot". I'd say the 640 is the "sweet spot". That being said, I'm probably going to throw a 630 in my build that I'm putting together soon, as I don't have the funds for much more than that. If you have a the cash, the 660 is a great chip, however.
 
Go with the 660 if you can afford it. Then OC it even more. Just make sure you get a good heatsink. P4's run pretty hot.
 
People are saying the 630Js are the new OCer's dream. Just like the 550Es, 1.6As, and 2.4Cs... I'm getting one for my new machine.
 
cripy said:
yea the 660, I had a 660es and had it at 4.8 on air.

I think I'll have to raise the B.S flag on that one, unless you can furnish proof..

4.8ghz is what you'd get with a high end water cooling setup, and not aircooling....unless you keep the comp stored in a VERY cold environment.
 
cripy said:
yea the 660, I had a 660es and had it at 4.8 on air.
I call shens...I need to see some proof also......

if you can provide proof, I will say you got yourself one hell of a chip :)
 
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