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Tivoli · 2007-04-25 15:44:09

which is better at the moment amd or intel

25-04-2007 3:44pm

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which is better at the moment amd or intel

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#2 25-04-2007 3:50pm

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intel, by a long shot.

See here for a good explaination

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#3 25-04-2007 5:15pm

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Does it not depend on budget?

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#4 25-04-2007 5:56pm

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well not really anymore an e4300 is only 20 euro more than the lowest amd soo best bang for buck is intell by Far

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#5 25-04-2007 7:12pm

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It would have been down to your budget before Intel dropped prices but now that they have there is no real point in buying an AMD CPU if you have a choice in the matter.

So Intel is ruling the roost until AMD gets it next gen out the door which is still quite some time away & rumours suggest it is no Core 2 killer either which is not great news for AMD but at least they will be competitive again if that is the case.

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