Hey guys!
I'm on a very limited budget for a new CPU. Should I go for an Intel 930 Dual Core 2.8Ghz 65nm 800Mhz FSB or an Athlon 64 X2 3600+ AM2? They both cost the same here in the Philippines (Php 7350 or about US$140)
Thanks!
Hey guys!
I'm on a very limited budget for a new CPU. Should I go for an Intel 930 Dual Core 2.8Ghz 65nm 800Mhz FSB or an Athlon 64 X2 3600+ AM2? They both cost the same here in the Philippines (Php 7350 or about US$140)
Thanks!
Because it's worth.Ugh why do people recommend the C2D 6300 which is about $30 or $40 USD more than the person's price range? Especially without taking into account mobo choices, etc? The X2 3600+ or 3800+ is a great (easily arguably the best) choice for the price range.
Ugh why do people recommend the C2D 6300 which is about $30 or $40 USD more than the person's price range? Especially without taking into account mobo choices, etc? The X2 3600+ or 3800+ is a great (easily arguably the best) choice for the price range.
Hey guys!
I'm on a very limited budget for a new CPU. Should I go for an Intel 930 Dual Core 2.8Ghz 65nm 800Mhz FSB or an Athlon 64 X2 3600+ AM2? They both cost the same here in the Philippines (Php 7350 or about US$140)
Thanks!
Ugh why do people recommend the C2D 6300 which is about $30 or $40 USD more than the person's price range? Especially without taking into account mobo choices, etc? The X2 3600+ or 3800+ is a great (easily arguably the best) choice for the price range.
Hey guys!
I'm on a very limited budget for a new CPU. Should I go for an Intel 930 Dual Core 2.8Ghz 65nm 800Mhz FSB or an Athlon 64 X2 3600+ AM2? They both cost the same here in the Philippines (Php 7350 or about US$140)
Thanks!
Ugh why do people recommend the C2D 6300 which is about $30 or $40 USD more than the person's price range? Especially without taking into account mobo choices, etc? The X2 3600+ or 3800+ is a great (easily arguably the best) choice for the price range.
Actually i'm building a new system, my budget is around $600-$700 max (excluding casing, psu, and monitor)
We have very limited choices of components here, we don't even have the Asrock 775 VSTA motherboard.
Intel 805 2.66Ghz $100
Intel 915 2.8Ghz $140
Intel 945 3.4Ghz $177
Intel E6300 $200
ECS P965T-A $85
ECS P945P-AL $90
INTEL D945PLRN $85
INTEL D945GNTL $110
INTEL DP965LTCK $125
ASUS P5LD2-VMSE $93
ASUS P5PL2 $96
ATHLON 64X2 3600+ AM2 (we dont have 939, this is the only X2 available) $140
only 2 mobos available
ECS Nforce4M-A $66
MSI K9N Neo-F nForce 550 $88
Kingston 1GB 533 and 667 around $100
300 Gig seagate SATA $111
LG 16x GSA H20A dvd writer $45
I have around $120 for a video card:
7300GT 256MB ddr2 $87
7600GS 256 mb ddr2 $103
6600GT 128mb $118
6800XT 128Mb $115
FX6600 512mb $99
7600GST 128mb $114
ATI X1600Pro 256ddr2 $120
How do our prices in the Philippines compare to the prices where you guys are at?
I am giving my current system to lil bro
ECS nForce4-A939
1Gb 400
6600 256mb
Athlon 64 3200+ (939)
Thanks guys
Hey guys!
I'm on a very limited budget for a new CPU. Should I go for an Intel 930 Dual Core 2.8Ghz 65nm 800Mhz FSB or an Athlon 64 X2 3600+ AM2? They both cost the same here in the Philippines (Php 7350 or about US$140)
Thanks!
Anyone in their right mind knows that the e6300 is the choice for the price range. The key word is price range.
They both cost the same here in the Philippines (Php 7350 or about US$140)
oh dear god stay the hell away from ECS, MSI, and any other crappy mobo company
the mobo is the one thing you NEVER skimp out on
Actually i'm building a new system, my budget is around $600-$700 max (excluding casing, psu, and monitor)
We have very limited choices of components here, we don't even have the Asrock 775 VSTA motherboard.
Intel 805 2.66Ghz $100
Intel 915 2.8Ghz $140
Intel 945 3.4Ghz $177
Intel E6300 $200
ECS P965T-A $85
ECS P945P-AL $90
INTEL D945PLRN $85
INTEL D945GNTL $110
INTEL DP965LTCK $125
ASUS P5LD2-VMSE $93
ASUS P5PL2 $96
ATHLON 64X2 3600+ AM2 (we dont have 939, this is the only X2 available) $140
only 2 mobos available
ECS Nforce4M-A $66
MSI K9N Neo-F nForce 550 $88
Kingston 1GB 533 and 667 around $100
300 Gig seagate SATA $111
LG 16x GSA H20A dvd writer $45
I have around $120 for a video card:
7300GT 256MB ddr2 $87
7600GS 256 mb ddr2 $103
6600GT 128mb $118
6800XT 128Mb $115
FX6600 512mb $99
7600GST 128mb $114
ATI X1600Pro 256ddr2 $120
How do our prices in the Philippines compare to the prices where you guys are at?
I am giving my current system to lil bro
ECS nForce4-A939
1Gb 400
6600 256mb
Athlon 64 3200+ (939)
Thanks guys
Hey guys!
I'm on a very limited budget for a new CPU. Should I go for an Intel 930 Dual Core 2.8Ghz 65nm 800Mhz FSB or an Athlon 64 X2 3600+ AM2? They both cost the same here in the Philippines (Php 7350 or about US$140)
Thanks!
oh dear god stay the hell away from ECS, MSI, and any other crappy mobo company
the mobo is the one thing you NEVER skimp out on
Actually i'm building a new system, my budget is around $600-$700 max (excluding casing, psu, and monitor)
We have very limited choices of components here, we don't even have the Asrock 775 VSTA motherboard.
Intel 805 2.66Ghz $100
Intel 915 2.8Ghz $140
Intel 945 3.4Ghz $177
Intel E6300 $200
ECS P965T-A $85
ECS P945P-AL $90
INTEL D945PLRN $85
INTEL D945GNTL $110
INTEL DP965LTCK $125
ASUS P5LD2-VMSE $93
ASUS P5PL2 $96
ATHLON 64X2 3600+ AM2 (we dont have 939, this is the only X2 available) $140
only 2 mobos available
ECS Nforce4M-A $66
MSI K9N Neo-F nForce 550 $88
Kingston 1GB 533 and 667 around $100
300 Gig seagate SATA $111
LG 16x GSA H20A dvd writer $45
I have around $120 for a video card:
7300GT 256MB ddr2 $87
7600GS 256 mb ddr2 $103
6600GT 128mb $118
6800XT 128Mb $115
FX6600 512mb $99
7600GST 128mb $114
ATI X1600Pro 256ddr2 $120
How do our prices in the Philippines compare to the prices where you guys are at?
I am giving my current system to lil bro
ECS nForce4-A939
1Gb 400
6600 256mb
Athlon 64 3200+ (939)
Thanks guys
Hey guys!
I'm on a very limited budget for a new CPU. Should I go for an Intel 930 Dual Core 2.8Ghz 65nm 800Mhz FSB or an Athlon 64 X2 3600+ AM2? They both cost the same here in the Philippines (Php 7350 or about US$140)
Thanks!
Hell, the thread starter may not even be able to get a Core 2 Duo motherboard in the Phillipines.
Hell, the thread starter may not even be able to get a Core 2 Duo motherboard in the Phillipines.