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Please HELP. I dont know which processor i should get.

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Pentium D are two piece of crap (the fresh crap is warm though cooler than presHOTts) tied toghether. Please don't buy it.
 
Originally posted by: Markfw900
Originally posted by: Aenslead
Listen... your system is pretty nice.

And it sounds to me you really want the "if something fails, I want someone to yell at"... so go Dell.

Just a suggestion: I recomend you do not post on these forums for this kind of subjects. 98% here have built their own machines and, whereas not as many are knowledgeable, most recognize AMD as the best processor solution.

I think the sort of opinions you are looking for could be found on the forums at C|Net.

Strictly answering your question, Pentium D is a better choice.

Wrong ! The Pentium D is never the better choice. You ar the one who has to live with his concience when he's pissed at what he bought.


Soooo... given the choice of ONLY Pentium 6xx or Pentium D 8xx... you'd still chose a P4 6xx?

Please explain.

Also, from what I've seen, I appear to be the only person who has strictly answered his question and understands what he wants. Our OP pal here, has made up his mind and WILL buy a Dell (you did get that, no?).

Dell's cooling solutions are far from best, but certainly ideal for the processor in use. Recently saw a 9100 in person... certainly not the best, but it works and does so well.

I am an AMD supporter, too... but I am also a computer reseller, and I can understan when a client has set his/her mind on something.
 
Originally posted by: Phantom589
thanks, i appreciate it ..someone understands 🙂

I do understand as well...
Just as an FYI, you can get the same system with an AMD X2 3800 from HP for ~$1600 already built as well...

Operating System Microsoft(R) Windows(R) XP Media Center Edition edit
Processor AMD Athlon(TM) 64 X2 3800+ dual-core - 2.0GHz edit
Memory SAVE $110! 2GB DDR-400MHz SDRAM (2x1GB) edit
Hard Drive 160GB 7200 rpm SATA Hard Drive edit
Primary CD/DVD Drive FREE UPGRADE from DVD-ROM to 16X DVD+/-R/RW edit
Front Productivity Ports 9-in-1 memory card reader, 2 USB 2.0, 1 FireWire edit
TV & Entertainment Experience Single NTSC TV Tuner with PVR and FM Tuner edit
Graphics Card 256MB DDR NVIDIA GeForce 6600, TV-Out and DVI edit
Sound Card Integrated 5.1 Sound with front audio ports edit
Speakers Altec-Lansing VS3151 5.1 Speakers edit
Keyboard and Mouse HP Multimedia Keyboard, HP Optical Mouse edit
Productivity Software Microsoft(R) Works 8.0/Money/MSN Encarta Plus edit

$1694

A much quicker, cooler, and lower power useage system...

The price is ~20% more, but so is the performance...
 
Originally posted by: carlosd
Pentium D are two piece of crap (the fresh crap is warm though cooler than presHOTts) tied toghether. Please don't buy it.


yes PLEASE!! DO NOT BUY THE PENTIUM D!!! Get a hypersonic pc if you don't want to build it yourself.
 
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