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!!tio!!
10-25-01, 11:54 PM
Which one do you think is better

XP is fast, superb performance

on the other hand, MP i sstable and no unlocking problems...

What do u recommend?
Clean_Baldy
10-26-01, 10:24 AM
The MPs are the same as the XP, except for the unlocked part, and they are strictly made, so they are very stable and very well made. If you have the money, but the MP. If not, the XP.
!-=sky=-!
10-27-01, 04:46 AM
Originally posted by Clean_Baldy
The MPs are the same as the XP, except for the unlocked part, and they are strictly made, so they are very stable and very well made. If you have the money, but the MP. If not, the XP.

ehh...i think they both have different cores?

but i m not sure

i dont see the need of a mp cpu if you are not going to use dual cpus... so it's the xp
wildone
10-27-01, 08:12 AM
I thought the XP had SSE or a a few other instruction sets compaerd to the mp.

wildone
Sonny
10-27-01, 08:15 AM
If you got a single proc mobo then use XP, runs cooler too;)
If you got a dual proc mobo then use the MP:D
Two different cores with two different applications.
wildone
10-27-01, 08:19 AM
I know that any T-Bird ,Duron , or XP will work in a MP application though , so what is the difference?

wildone
Sonny
10-27-01, 08:28 AM
Originally posted by wildone
I know that any T-Bird ,Duron , or XP will work in a MP application though , so what is the difference?

wildone The MP was designed from the start with Multi-Procs as the final use. The TBs, Durons & XPs will probably work but not to their full potential.
wildone
10-27-01, 08:31 AM
Originally posted by sonny
The MP was designed from the start with Multi-Procs as the final use. The TBs, Durons & XPs will probably work but not to their full potential.

But the mp boards were done before the MP processors were out ,and they used regular T-Birds and duron's to test and build the boards.

wildone
Sonny
10-27-01, 08:34 AM
Originally posted by wildone


But the mp boards were done before the MP processors were out ,and they used regular T-Birds and duron's to test and build the boards.

wildone That's probably the reason why they are not to popular;)
wildone
10-27-01, 08:39 AM
Originally posted by sonny
That's probably the reason why they are not to popular;)

hehe , you are probably exactly right sonny :)

wildone
Sonny
10-27-01, 08:43 AM
Originally posted by wildone


hehe , you are probably exactly right sonny :)

wildone That can't be:eek: I'm usually wrong:D