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Check out the benchmarks here and compare the Core 2 Duo E6400 results (lower end c2d) to the pentium D 940 (higher end pentium D). Note how the E6400 throughly dominates the pentium D. Then note how the E6400 can overclock like a champ to further extend its ass-kicking of the pentium D. finally, realize that it does it using less power and producing less heat.
Moral: any intel c2d >> any intel pentium D
EDIT: forgot to mention that the c2d architecture does MUCH MORE per clock than any of the previous intel CPU's, so it acheives much more at lower clock speeds
Even if the C2D wasn't any faster, I'd choose it for the simple fact that it runs cooler. My E6600 runs at 30C idle/38C loaded...I'm not so sure a 945 can do that.
BTW, your friend is an idiot. Between being faster by a LOT and running cooler by a LOT, there is no question which to get. As far as motherboard, a lot of people here like the P5B. I like the gigabyte S3 myself (I have 2)
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