steve wilson
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- Sep 18, 2004
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Honestly This is my first time on here so I really don't know if someone else made a post about this. So here it goes.
why is it that Intel is pretty much getting away with price gouging their customers? why are being stupid enough to pay $1000 for a processor when you can go to the competition to get a comparable processor for $700+ cheaper?
Personally I used to be an Intel fanboy, but I realized they'd rather their customers shell out $1000 to be able overclock under warrantee.
It makes no sense to me. It may sound like I am ranting... okay I'm ranting, I admitted it, but I need clarification on this subject.
I am far from a noob, I have 10+ years of experience with computers I know clock speeds but obviously the only responses I am getting is from Intel fanboys.
LMAO, CLASSIC.. and where did you get those 10 years of experience?
I am far from a noob, I have 10+ years of experience with computers I know clock speeds but obviously the only responses I am getting is from Intel fanboys.
It's all about cache size obviously argument is no longer valid... by the way i am 29 you jackass fanboys.
I am far from a noob, I have 10+ years of experience with computers I know clock speeds but obviously the only responses I am getting is from Intel fanboys.
Instead of helping a fellow member out , so called Platinum members & even moderators have joined in having fun ... posting pictures that would provoke any to reply in the way OP did.
Worst part is no one has even given a proper shot to explain to OP how things have changed in CPU world and frequency war is long gone ... bit sad to see the state of this forum lately.
why is it that Intel is pretty much getting away with price gouging their customers? why are being stupid enough to pay $1000 for a processor when you can go to the competition to get a comparable processor for $700+ cheaper?
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AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition Deneb 3.4GHz
Intel Core i7-975 Extreme Edition Bloomfield 3.33GHz
How is the Phenom II 965 not faster?
I just got a PII X4 B.E. 965 for free and was looking forward to replacing my Q6700@3.5 with it. Needless to say, I was kinda sad then I found out it didn't really beat my old C2Q chip
I haven't seen any benchmarks to compare my chip at its OC'd speed to a 965, but I know it isn't a drastic jump worth the change, so I am instead retiring my X2 5000+ B.E. workbench rig running at 3.01ghz with the 965 ... now THAT should be a worthwhile upgrade.
Sorry, thats a bunch of crap. Maybe the noob alert is for you?
Instead of helping a fellow member out , so called Platinum members & even moderators have joined in having fun ... posting pictures that would provoke any to reply in the way OP did.
Worst part is no one has even given a proper shot to explain to OP how things have changed in CPU world and frequency war is long gone ... bit sad to see the state of this forum lately.