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It most certainly isn't a slouch... in its time. Its a slouch now compared to the newest chips out.So this chip is no slouch as many think cause its so old.
What about a $320 CPU like we have been talking about the entire time (2600, 3770, 4770)?again as I said from the start, if I spend 1000$ on cpu or more I can see major gains. Any low cost i7 which most have arent as fast as all these on this site.
You need to get off the cache thing MAD... it really does not make as much of a difference as you think due to the architecture differences in modern CPUs.I been looking hard and trying to save to build a faster pc using an i7 but the chip I want is still $$$$ to have 15 megs cache.
so your saying the i7 with 8 megs cache will still be faster ? im not arguing im trying to learn something here. Since you made the switch already.
I dont get it.. are you missing some text or something? I read nothing that has to do with that statement (and sorry, its quitting time at the job so perhaps my mind shut off).Thats what I meant earlier by side by side gaming and loading.
Again, if you are not arguing. Listen . You insist we are wrong but bring nothing to the table to support your assertion (for the 3rd time, loading games are from the HDD/SSD not CPU and for game smoothness as well that is mostly GPU at 1080p resolutions).I do appreciate all you all have said I know looking back seems like im arguing but that not what I want. I was just stating my experience since I not have job to earn enough to buy new pc when the new tech is new. I need wait 5-10 years then buy fastest I can cheap
I use my pc mostly for video encoding more than anything and thats why I always want so much cache to start then I realized how much the cache helped with loadtimes as well as SSD of course. Many try say the cache not make a difference but it does really help.
when I ran the test it says it in the dos window that pops up while testing just read as it tests
I don't know much about UCbench, but if it isn't multi-threaded, and since Yorkfields are two dual cores on a single die, it would make sense that only one set of the cache would be used. IIRC, it is NOT shared... but not sure on that.
when I ran the test it says it in the dos window that pops up while testing just read as it tests
so if that cpu is faster than this old thing why is it slower in using explain to me please.
he has faster ddr3 ram as well [1866 to my 1333] on his dell/aleinware, why is mine faster at encoding, or doing his animation builds. or game at better fps as well as load faster, you said again its the SSD, we have the identical HD.
he has some driver issues or something if he has the same solid state drive then something is configured wrong. ahci/sata setting in bios or something. because he also has 6gb/s sata ports which with that SSD would have alot more throughput.First thing I did notice when copying dvdr to his pc is it doesn't write as fast as mine, but I thought was caused by blueray drive reading slower or something, Now im starting to think the dells/alienware has slower north or south bridge maybe? something has to be slowing his HD maybe ?
not talk of scores I said hands on seet of the pants speed get it
scores mean nothing to me. I know you can tweak things to get higher scores so till I see an i7 run 3d studio max renders side by side and beat or even keep up with then i'll be proved wrong
no picture willl prove anything