Originally posted by: RobCur
Intel is evil, much worse then Robin Hood. He stole from the rich to give to the poor but intel is the opposite, steals from the poor to give to the rich.
They will never get away with it, they will go out of business slowly in 2005 and should cease to exist by 2006. I put a curse on them, I scream *foul*.
Laugh all you want Intel fanboys, I kid you not.
Originally posted by: Sentential
The only true advantage to intel at this moment is overclocking. The 600 series provide a cheap and easy way to exceed the EE speeds and therefor equal their top-of-the-line chip. As per this example:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v180/Sentential/superpi.jpg
While its not much cheaper than buying a 3700+ then clocking it up, you atleast gain hyperthreading with intel
Originally posted by: Duvie
Originally posted by: Sentential
The only true advantage to intel at this moment is overclocking. The 600 series provide a cheap and easy way to exceed the EE speeds and therefor equal their top-of-the-line chip. As per this example:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v180/Sentential/superpi.jpg
While its not much cheaper than buying a 3700+ then clocking it up, you atleast gain hyperthreading with intel
And I took a 140 dollar 3000+ winchester to 2.66ghz and equal to the FX55 at the tijme which was mid 900's.....
I agree with the last part somewhat....I like the smoothness of the HT but frankly I miss it less and less everyday as I enjoy just being faster at a lot of things period.....PLus the silence of a system with 2 system fans turned off and I still barely reach 50c....I had to clean my P4 almost every 2-3 weeks cause I had to fight it to keep it out of the 60's...Gets a little dusty and use HT and I may hit 66c...and this was with only 1.58v on a 1.525 default northwood...Prescott suck compared to that. i would have to have even better case cooling and higher end HSF then I have now...means louder...
Well there in lies the problem. You can argue the semantics all you want. However you will NEVER have an FX55. Why? Because you are stuck with 512kb. There is no "equal" nonsense unless you have a San-Diego and access to the full 1MB.Originally posted by: Duvie
And I took a 140 dollar 3000+ winchester to 2.66ghz and equal to the FX55 at the tijme which was mid 900's.....
Originally posted by: Alaa
i dont know y everyone recommending intel for encoding while the difference between intel and amd in encoding is up to 20 seconds!
Originally posted by: Sentential
Well there in lies the problem. You can argue the semantics all you want. However you will NEVER have an FX55. Why? Because you are stuck with 512kb. There is no "equal" nonsense unless you have a San-Diego and access to the full 1MB.Originally posted by: Duvie
And I took a 140 dollar 3000+ winchester to 2.66ghz and equal to the FX55 at the tijme which was mid 900's.....
In some cases you *might* be as fast or faster, but its still never going to be an FX. With a 600 you can honestally say you have an EE if you clock it past 3.77 because it has the full amount of cache.
At the *true* price point, ie $344 for a 3700+ Diego or $215 Intel 630 or $297 Intel 640, the deal becomes far more attractive than what you would initially see it as.
Originally posted by: n7
I have to admit i love seeing Duvie arguing in favor of AMD, especially since i remember his fondness for Intel in the past![]()
Originally posted by: theman
it doesnt really matter as long as your cpu is cold with solution![]()
Hay I was just reading minding my own business you brought me in.Originally posted by: Markfw900
Geesh... Another Intelia ? Dothan is good in many areas, expecially what it was designed for, the laptop. In many areas, it is very weak, and does not compete with the A64 overall.
Really nice math but as you can see from recent reviews there seems to be a flaw in your formula.Originally posted by: Zebo
Intel can't win P/P, it's impossible for overclockers
X2 PR ratio is around 1.65:1 meaning you clock an X2 to 2800Mhz (read trivial) you need a D @ 4620Mhz to match (read impossible)
Originally posted by: Zebo
Intel can't win P/P, it's impossible for overclockers
X2 PR ratio is around 1.65:1 meaning you clock an X2 to 2800Mhz (read trivial) you need a D @ 4620Mhz to match (read impossible)
Originally posted by: Intelia
Originally posted by: Zebo
Intel can't win P/P, it's impossible for overclockers
X2 PR ratio is around 1.65:1 meaning you clock an X2 to 2800Mhz (read trivial) you need a D @ 4620Mhz to match (read impossible)
Enlight of recent O/C of AMD's And intels Dual core releases and Intel latest decision to allow warranty parts O/C to manufactors there seems to be a flaw in your formula.