Jesus!!...Originally Posted by zacspeed
that works out to be about $1500 NZ
Jesus!!...Originally Posted by zacspeed
that works out to be about $1500 NZ
1265 NZD. Your conversion is out by almost 20%.Originally Posted by Harsh!
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What flavor of chip is this? I'd be willing to bet that it's a Sempron, AMD's new budget CPU.Originally Posted by zacspeed
Basically a gutted Athlon XP, AMD is attempting to pass these dogs off as the "next greatest thing" when in fact, they are simply a stopgap between socketA and the a64 platforms.
Socket A is an attractive option today IF you realize that it's basically at the end of it's life and are willing to forgo 64-bit architecture for a while. The platform has matured and there are several very good boards still available. Just be sure that you are getting a real Athlon and not it's dumbed down sibling.
"I am the one who knocks."- Heisenberg
Wtf , my system (look in sig) only cost 730 USD ( exluding shipping ) and that's like only 400 GBP ?? You can definetely get alot more with 478 GBP .... I'd look into atleast an AMD Athlon 64 2800/3000, another motherboard (a good one around 80$, which would already come with a sound card) and of course, a better video card (atleast 9550, or even 9600)...
Last edited by Formula1; 02-07-2005 at 10:30 PM.
Parts are more expensive in the UK. That price seems about right but i would push for an AMD64 bit as thats the way to go, anything 32bit thats AMD will be out of date soon enough.
Thanks for the advice you guys! I knew your vast knowledge wouldn't let me down
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