<A HREF="http://hardocp.com/article.html?art=NjAzLDQ=" target="_new">2.4A o/c article at HardOCP</A>
Things change, and you got to adapt in this industry or die.
Intel has a killer CPU out.
Frankly, AMD is caught with their pants down here.
They have no new CPU at this price point ($140US), and even if they did it wouldnt o/c like this beast.
I go price/performance and this little gem might be the ticket for me.
I posted my last post to find out if there were ANY compelling arguments to go Intel and I found little. Though Scouts experiences were my first indication.. this article confirms it.
The 2.4A rocks.
$140 is RIGHT up my alley. I dont like to spend an incredible amount on a CPU as I prefer to spend that on a GPU.
A $200 A64 3000+ was PUSHING what I considered reasonable for a consumer processor.
A processor that hits 3.3ghz with SSE3 even without HT sounds like the hot ticket for cheapskates who dont need or want the extreme cutting edge sounds good to my ears.
I'm pulling some stocks out, and I think this is the prime choice for a new computer to use with my future NV40.
Plus, you get to use Intel chipsets (which rule all).. so that will be nice to be able to do once again.
This isnt "flip-flopping" on my part, this is a breaking article that presents a very powerful choice in the CPU market.
Discuss.
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Things change, and you got to adapt in this industry or die.
Intel has a killer CPU out.
Frankly, AMD is caught with their pants down here.
They have no new CPU at this price point ($140US), and even if they did it wouldnt o/c like this beast.
I go price/performance and this little gem might be the ticket for me.
I posted my last post to find out if there were ANY compelling arguments to go Intel and I found little. Though Scouts experiences were my first indication.. this article confirms it.
The 2.4A rocks.
$140 is RIGHT up my alley. I dont like to spend an incredible amount on a CPU as I prefer to spend that on a GPU.
A $200 A64 3000+ was PUSHING what I considered reasonable for a consumer processor.
A processor that hits 3.3ghz with SSE3 even without HT sounds like the hot ticket for cheapskates who dont need or want the extreme cutting edge sounds good to my ears.
I'm pulling some stocks out, and I think this is the prime choice for a new computer to use with my future NV40.
Plus, you get to use Intel chipsets (which rule all).. so that will be nice to be able to do once again.
This isnt "flip-flopping" on my part, this is a breaking article that presents a very powerful choice in the CPU market.
Discuss.
____________________________
<b>RESIDENT FORUM WARRIOR
<font color=purple>I just neutered the cat.
Now he's a liberal.</font color=purple></b>