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    AMD is a smarter company - their instruction scheduler makes a slower amd perform better than a faster intel ( ie AMD 2.1 Ghz ~= P4 2.8 Ghz )

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    I'm on the AMD 3500 64 its a great system and it is the ultimate gaming system ..

    Intel P4s have overheating problems

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    Quote Originally Posted by keyser_soze
    I think there should be more standardisation with the majority of hardware, finding out whats the best can be a nightmare for the average net users like meself, cpus should just be put in a class or even better colour coded with an idiot sheet for the likes of me
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    intel is better at office work and burning dvd's (things that really consume alot of power )
    AMD is better @ games.......

    the differences are minute however.......
    if you want a good processor, get intel
    if you dont wanna pay to much and still get a just as good processor, get AMD
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  5. Software & Hardware   -   #15
    from reviews i have read, seems the new amd dual core kicks p4 new one ass

  6. Software & Hardware   -   #16
    Quote Originally Posted by Storm
    intel is better at office work and burning dvd's (things that really consume alot of power )
    Correct me if im wrong but don't games use up a lot of CPU power, also never had a DVD burn fail because of an AMD chip.


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