Greetings all,
I don't post normally but find these forums a great source of information. I ran into a quaq, so to speak, looking for a new system board and cpu for my wife's system. Normally I would build myself a new one and "hand-me-down" my current system to her. Unfortunately I introduced her to a rather addictive 3D game and I was informed that her system won't cut it and "SHE" wants a new one.
Her system isn't a bad system, really, but the board is starting to crap out and it's just outlived it's usefulness. I will have to replace cpu/mobo/ram this time as it's all about as trailing edge as you can get. Might even have to get a new psu.
Anyway, I was reading on these boards that the Athlon 64A will no longer be made after June or July of this year. I was thinking of going Sempron to start and then move up to the 64. So, to make a long boring post more to the point, should I press on with the Sempron 754 with little or no chance of upgrade in next year or so, or bite the bullet and get the cheapest 939 processor I can?
Thanks,
GT,
aka, Robert
I don't post normally but find these forums a great source of information. I ran into a quaq, so to speak, looking for a new system board and cpu for my wife's system. Normally I would build myself a new one and "hand-me-down" my current system to her. Unfortunately I introduced her to a rather addictive 3D game and I was informed that her system won't cut it and "SHE" wants a new one.
Her system isn't a bad system, really, but the board is starting to crap out and it's just outlived it's usefulness. I will have to replace cpu/mobo/ram this time as it's all about as trailing edge as you can get. Might even have to get a new psu.
Anyway, I was reading on these boards that the Athlon 64A will no longer be made after June or July of this year. I was thinking of going Sempron to start and then move up to the 64. So, to make a long boring post more to the point, should I press on with the Sempron 754 with little or no chance of upgrade in next year or so, or bite the bullet and get the cheapest 939 processor I can?
Thanks,
GT,
aka, Robert