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What the intel equivalent to
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That's probably close, Max... if you don't take memory bandwidth into consideration. The Intel will still easily win that battle.
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thanks guys.
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Well also depends on the apps. If the app is mem bandwith hungry, the 2.8C will win, but more cpu intenesive apps IE UT2k3, and other gamming, IMO the AMD will win. really you can't go wrong with either
Vengance_01 said:Well also depends on the apps. If the app is mem bandwith hungry, the 2.8C will win, but more cpu intenesive apps IE UT2k3, and other gamming, IMO the AMD will win. really you can't go wrong with either
Wouldn't it be nice if they created a dual proc mobo that runs both AMD and Intel chips
Imagine a 3200 Barton and a 3.2 P4 in a system.... Have the option to tell an app what proc to use.... omg... that would rule....
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well IMO just make Dual cpu systems more user and app friendly
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Whats wrong with current dual cpu systems? I have a AMD MP dually system operational that i use for everything and I have a Dual Opteron 240 system waiting on heatsinks. I love my duals.
think i just hijacked my own thread.
think i just hijacked my own thread.
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Yup I did but I got the info i wanted. Oh well. Dang Fedex better not lose my heatsinks.
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heatsinks?, ha! watercool thoes chips!!
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It's because AMD's processors have less pipelines. More pipelines take a longer time to retrieve false guess information in branchy applications like work processors and such....
I hope you undersand that....
I hope you undersand that....
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{BC}Helix said:
No thanks. I tinker around too much and my systems give me enough grief when i tweak it wrong. I don't need to worry bout water in my rigs on top of it all.
