E6300 - $169, E6400 - $215, AMD S939 3800 - $90, X2-3800 - $132, free shipping! (Retail)

[tbogstad]

Originally posted by: you2
what does virtualization do and when do you take a perf hit for not having it (i.e, 4300 vs 6300)

almost nothing.

http://www.techspot.com/review/40-core2-e4300-vs-e6300-overclocking/

 

[weepul]

the current prices of $225 for E6400 and $178 for E6300 is comparable to everywhere else (including ZipZoomFly and NewEgg)

//krunk (^_^x)

 

[you2]

Yea but this is a small outfit with friendly service. I figured as long as they are honest and friendly i'd give them my business...

Don't take me wrong - i also like newegg and use them quite a bit...

 

[Tim Travis]

The multiplier on the E4300 is changeable? I thought that was locked on the processors.
I want to get to 3.2 on whatever chip I get, but also have it be fast enough if I can't get it to overclock. I have a pentium 4 2.6, would a E4300, E630 or E6400 be a lot faster than my chip at stock speeds?

 

[AnotherGuy]

Originally posted by: Tim Travis
The multiplier on the E4300 is changeable? I thought that was locked on the processors.
I want to get to 3.2 on whatever chip I get, but also have it be fast enough if I can't get it to overclock. I have a pentium 4 2.6, would a E4300, E630 or E6400 be a lot faster than my chip at stock speeds?

Hell yeah... dont forget these are dual cores dude

(faster almost double ) x 2 cores = almost 4 times better