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What Processor...
Quick question, I havewn't been keeping up on Computer Specs lately I was wondering if the
AMD FX 55 64 is worth the money (174 bucksmore) over the AMD 4000 (Sockey939) ? Is the performance in these high priced processors worth it ? Is theri a cheaper solution with near performance of these two ? (AMD wise/ I don't buy intel)... Unless you have some sort of p4 that is really worth it etc. Gerv, Akuma, Machette... I need your opinions most on this one. |
Re: What Processor...
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AMD FX 55 64 is worth the money (174 bucksmore) over the AMD 4000 (Sockey939) ? [/quote:0bbb2] I would say "No", but it depends on how much cash you've got to spare. If you Google for some benchmarks you'll find that there isn't a lot between those 2 processors, performance wise. [quote="Short Hand":0bbb2] Is the performance in these high priced processors worth it ? [/quote:0bbb2] Yes. [quote="Short Hand":0bbb2] Is theri a cheaper solution with near performance of these two ? (AMD wise/ I don't buy intel) [/quote:0bbb2] Yes. Consider buying an Athlon 64 3500 Winchester, and overclock the fucker. They're reasonably priced and are supposed to overclock well with good cooling. [quote="Short Hand":0bbb2] Gerv, Akuma, Machette... I need your opinions most on this one.[/quote:0bbb2] spank: |
I don't really keep up with the new tech stuff unless im looking to upgrade. The amd 64's usually beat p4's in anything but video encoding where intel has a bit of an advantage.
http://www.hardocp.com/article.html?art=Njc1 Theyre worth the money id say, im probably gonna switch over to amd sometime next year. |
i'm getting a amd 64 3400 probably within the next month!
A nice performance increase from a 2000 biggrin: |
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Get the new Winchester 90nm chips. They overclock like a dream. The 3500+ is good price point. Really good stock performace plus insane overclocks.
If you don't want to spend that much get a 3000+ or 3200+ they are cheap and usually OC to 2.6ghz or more on air. IMO, 4000+ and the FX series are a waste of money. At most a 10% performance improvement but hundreds of dollars more. |
as long as we are on hardware, Akuma, which is better a 5700 Ultra or a 5900XT ? both are from BFG.
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get a 6600GT (AGP version i'm guessing)
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i was gonna but, its 215$ and i dont want to spend THAT much unless my mom pays for half and i pay for half.
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i just got my athalon 64, its 1337
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yeah who knows maybe by next year ill do a full upgrade on my computer :)
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Alright, ill give you a scoop of what im going for.
-Antec Sonata Piano Black Quiet Case (sound proofed) -Win3500 + 90nm -Zalman CNPS7000B -Asus AN8 SLI Deluxe -OCZ 1GB PC4000 EL Dual Channel Gold (or) Corsair 1GB XMS Pro Series PC 3200 TwinX1024LL -120 GB WD Cavier SATA 150 7200 RPM HD (or) 74 GB Raptor SATA 150 10 000 rpm -Vantec Stealth 520Watt PSU -(Using my old FOrtissimo 7.1 3 sound card and my gigaworks 7.1 speakers from my current system.) -Thermaltake censor fans all over the case, Which choices on the ram and HD do you think would be best ? s the raptor harddrive worth it ? (I only use Western Digital) |
That Corsair RAM is TCCD if I remember right. That means they can run super low latencies at high speeds... sort of the new BH-5 if you know your RAM....
Anyways the hard drives is more of your own personal opinion. What do you need more? Space or speed? I used to have a 74GB raptor and it wasn't much faster than my 7200rpm drives... at least not $150 faster. What graphics card are you getting? You'll need a PCIe card with that. |
still deciding on that, I got a month to decide and a shitload of cash to spend, does that board not have a agp slot on it ? I would like to buy Himmlers old 4600 and run it for a few months until i commit myslef to spending 500 bucks on a brandspanking new one. Probably going to stay with the OCZ, considering ill save 150 bucks on it.
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