865 vs 875 vs 915 vs 925x

[Solitude]

I heard the 865 PE performances is comparable to a 875p, but 875 is like 5-10% faster. I also heard the 8 series overall is better than the 9 series. Are the 9 series faster than the 8 series? Please give link on your opinion. I just wanna confirm it for myself. Thanks.

 

[imported_Intelfanboy]

Originally posted by: Solitude
I heard the 865 PE performances is comparable to a 875p, but 875 is like 5-10% faster. I also heard the 8 series overall is better than the 9 series. Are the 9 series faster than the 8 series? Please give link on your opinion. I just wanna confirm it for myself. Thanks.

i would like to know this to.

 

[imported_Intelfanboy]

anybody?

 

[Tommunist]

Originally posted by: Intelfanboy
anybody?

if this doesn't have to do with nforce4 than no one wants to talk about it

j/k man - I dont' know much about intel chipsets so free bump for you!

 

[Gamingphreek]

THey aren't necessarily better than the 9 series its just people are having a hard time adjusting. Intel has huge heat and power consumption issues and they have locked OCs. People also didn't like being forced into PCI-E and DDR2.

The 875 and 865PE are classics, they were the dominant chipsets of the time, and extremely fast.

The 875 is basically and 865 with some added features and some performance tweaking. They are very nice chipsets. I would venture to say 5-10& faster is fairly accurate.

Hte 9 series are faster than the 8 series now, they weren't before because Prescott hadn't scaled up the clockspeeds yet. Also DDR2 is just beginning to become affordable and offer real improvements over DDR1.

-Kevin

 

[imported_Intelfanboy]

Originally posted by: Gamingphreek
THey aren't necessarily better than the 9 series its just people are having a hard time adjusting. Intel has huge heat and power consumption issues and they have locked OCs. People also didn't like being forced into PCI-E and DDR2.

The 875 and 865PE are classics, they were the dominant chipsets of the time, and extremely fast.

The 875 is basically and 865 with some added features and some performance tweaking. They are very nice chipsets. I would venture to say 5-10& faster is fairly accurate.

Hte 9 series are faster than the 8 series now, they weren't before because Prescott hadn't scaled up the clockspeeds yet. Also DDR2 is just beginning to become affordable and offer real improvements over DDR1.

-Kevin

thank you.