Which processor?

[Darken]

For example, and AMD64 3000+, which clocks at around 2Ghz, is basically the equivalent of an Intel CPU running at 3Ghz. Or that's how I've figured it anyways.

 

4000+ == 4Ghz, 3500+ == 3.5Ghz and so on.

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I think you mean AMD64 3000+ ==== intel 3Ghz

..... is that right!!!!!!

[Sturmvogel]

This might help...

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_A...ssors#Athlon_64

[Agozer]

This might help...

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_A...ssors#Athlon_64

Oh yay, mine's a Newcastle, Socket 754.

[Wizard]

I like my soon to be installed 3700+. Now only if I god a new video card for cheap.

[Darken]

This might help...

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_A...ssors#Athlon_64

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Thank`s this really help

[FeC]

Thanks for the replys AMD it is then

 

I got confused that the intel seemed to have a higher clock speed but it seems that doesn't matter

[computerjoe]

I'd go for the 64. An Athlon 64 will last longer as it is 64 bit, 32 bit will be dead within the next few years.

 

My machine runs and Athlon 64 3400+, 1.5GB DDR400, 128MB Ati Radeon 9800 Pro, 250GB SATA. I should stop bragging...

[TheChuckster]

Seems like Athlon 64 is far better than Intel. I am going to build my next system with one.

[computerjoe]

Good on ya

[Shibathedog]

if you buy from www.newegg.com they tell you the actual speed on the processor, and that number as well, which helps.

 

Remember though, AMD64s have HUGE L2 caches in comparison to P4, and are also 64bit, so its much more efficient

 

I want to switch to AMD really badly, but dont have teh money for a new mobo