P4 Equivalent to an A64 3000+ 3200+

[Jc Hawk]

First I tried to use the search but was unsuccessful. If there is anyone NOT tired of answering this question please enlighten me. Im most interested in comparing the venice 3000+ and 3200+ to their respective P4 Counterparts non OC of course.

As a second question any insight to the venice 3000+ Oc potential on a Gigabyte Nf3 board? Board is the Gigabyte Ga-K8NSC 939 nForce 3. I'm wondering how much it can oc to with stock HSF and Crucial pc3200 ram.

 

[Sentential]

Originally posted by: Jc Hawk
First I tried to use the search but was unsuccessful. If there is anyone NOT tired of answering this question please enlighten me. Im most interested in comparing the venice 3000+ and 3200+ to their respective P4 Counterparts non OC of course.

As a second question any insight to the venice 3000+ Oc potential on a Gigabyte Nf3 board? Board is the Gigabyte Ga-K8NSC 939 nForce 3. I'm wondering how much it can oc to with stock HSF and Crucial pc3200 ram.

PR number = Intel speed in ghz. Its pretty self explanitory. 3000+ = 3,000mhz. ie 3.0ghz.

You wont know what your chip clocks to until you physically try it. It could be 2.3ghz or it could be 2.8. You wont know.

 

[Jc Hawk]

"PR number = Intel speed in ghz. Its pretty self explanitory. 3000+ = 3,000mhz. ie 3.0ghz." -Sentential

How does that apply to a 4000+? Theoretically does that it mean it is much like a 4.0 would be if intel had one?

Thanks for your response.

 

[TGS]

sorta goes back and forth with types of activities.

 

[carlosd]

Originally posted by: Jc Hawk
First I tried to use the search but was unsuccessful. If there is anyone NOT tired of answering this question please enlighten me. Im most interested in comparing the venice 3000+ and 3200+ to their respective P4 Counterparts non OC of course.

As a second question any insight to the venice 3000+ Oc potential on a Gigabyte Nf3 board? Board is the Gigabyte Ga-K8NSC 939 nForce 3. I'm wondering how much it can oc to with stock HSF and Crucial pc3200 ram.

It is difficult to tell and depends on apps you are running. For example in games The a64 3000+ and 3200+ will spank P4 3000 and 3200. But in other stuff like encoding the P4s will be faster. But in overall performance you can say that a 3000+ is more like a 3.2GHz P4(except in encoding) and a A64 3200+ will be more like a 3.4Ghz P4(except in encoding).

 

[Sentential]

Originally posted by: Jc Hawk
"PR number = Intel speed in ghz. Its pretty self explanitory. 3000+ = 3,000mhz. ie 3.0ghz." -Sentential

How does that apply to a 4000+? Theoretically does that it mean it is much like a 4.0 would be if intel had one?

Thanks for your response.

Yes it does

 

[sangyup81]

It's a safe number. The plus at the end means better than.

 

[Jc Hawk]

Thanks all ! I appreciate the response to an already tired topic.