Originally posted by: thanasi
hum let see,lets get down to detail you wanna go to war ok,When you have an amd 4000 say 2.4 and an amd 3700 2.2 ,then you clock it an extra 200 mhz,the amd 4000 will still preform better,But not noticabally,but it still will,Of course I rather get the 3700 but if it was down to benchmarks the 3700 overclocked to 2.4 will lose to amd 4000 2.4.Save your cans and nickles,You wanna get what the 3200 939 venice?lol.GO and look there isnt a noticable difference in performance between the other 3200,but you can have a fighting chance saying what 2 percent increase,or maybe the socket 754 it had single channel memmory but again dual channel with amd realy is alot bigger peformance gain only with intels.
the best deal you should get is a pentium 100 mhz overclock to 5000ghz now thats a performance gain worth fighting about lol
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Uhm, let's see.
Let's get down to detail.
You want to go to war?
OK!
When you have an AMD Athlon 64 4000+ running at (for example) 2.4 GHz, and you have an AMD Athlon 64 3700+ running at (for example) 2.2 GHz, and if you overclock this AMD Athlon 64 3700+ by another 200 MHz, resulting in an AMD Athlon 64 3700+ running at 2.4 GHz, the AMD Athlon 64 4000+ would outperform this AMD Athlon 3700+ running at 2.4 GHz.
But it is not easy to notice this.
But, of course, it still will perform better.
And, I would rather get an AMD Athlon 64 3700+ than an AMD Athlon 64 4000+.
This because, when these two processors should be benchmarked, the AMD Athlon 64 3700+ would lose to the AMD Athlon 64 4000+. (Really, what's going on in here? I don't get the point)
Save your money.
Do you want to get an AMD Athlon 64 3200+ (Socket 939) with a Venice core?
I am laughing out loud, in your face.
Please, see for yourself.
A difference in performance would not be noticable.
Unless, of course, you could notice the 2% increase.
Or, maybe, you should get a motherboard with a 754 Socket.
These have single channel memory, but, I must tell you again, when one would see what the results would be in a competition between AMD and Intel, the AMD would win, in terms of dual channel memory performance.
The best deal I can offer you is a Pentium (I) standardly running at 100 MHz, overclocked to 5.000 GHz.
That is a performance gain people shall fight for.
Once again, I am laughing out loud.
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