Buyin some upgrades

[Wizard]

Yes, I am hip.

[Gryph]

And since your processor price range is 150-200, an Athlon 64 is in your reach.

[Wizard]

*Does his AMD dance*

[zhugeliang]

okay guys thanks fo rth help im gonna take a gander, it would seem that the 3200 is whats going on for your guys so hopefully thats as good as a intel 3.0ghz. gonna go check it out, what kind of vid cards do you guys have?

[Wizard]

It's better, IT'S BETTER!

[zhugeliang]

okay k riddle me this. i just checked the price of a athlon 64 3200+ and its a bit more pricier then the pentium 3.0. only a few dollars tho so its no biggie if its bad ass like im hearing. if the pentium is a 3.0 ghz, what would you rate the 3200?

[Wizard]

Running at a nice 2.23 GHz. Dependings on your mobo, you can OC pretty well with an Asus board.

[zhugeliang]

so amd's 2.23ghz runs faster then 3.0? im a bit confused. if you were to rank it on pentiums ranking system what would you rank it? sorry if i ask too many questions but before this it was all pentiums for me

[Gryph]

The A64 3200+ would be comparable to the Pentium 3.2 ghz processor. Well not equivalent, but that's what it would be compared against. And I'm pretty sure the A64 wins.

Edited August 24, 2004 by GryphonKlaw

[Wizard]

I find it kinda sad how those P4s are meant for gaming and all they do is excel better in OFFICE products more then games.

[Gryph]

I'm sure we all want super performance from our Office products. I want to see my Paperclip buddy at a flowing 60 FPS which the AMDs simply can't deliver. So sad.