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http://news.yahoo.com/s/pcworld/2005...pcworld/123474
it's just for one month, but hey......
maybe ppl are finally waking up :P
oh yeah, another interesting link:
http://yahoo.pcworld.com/yahoo/artic...,122284,00.asp
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Intel, in Santa Clara, California, could not be reached for comment early Tuesday.
AMD has always been Number one in my book :).
well, yeah, same here :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Shiranai_Baka
but now AMD is gettin some love, with higher sales (about freakin' time)
(speaking of which, I just gave em a couple hundred myself) :P
maybe they can take 2 months in a row.......
Yep, even tho Ive never had one myself, Im rootin for em:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Shiranai_Baka
AMD Ownage. :01:
My next rig will be AMD based (3500+)
Not to me. Intel had a better product before the AMD Thunderbird.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shiranai_Baka
I have this cpu and I'm very happy with it...my only complaint is: my intel 3.0GHz is faster when it comes to encoding video. But the 3500+ kicks ass when doing everything else.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheCanuk
I notice that trend in just about every benchmark I've ever readQuote:
Originally Posted by Darth Sushi
@Canuk - I just put in a 3500 Venice, pretty nice,
and I'm choking it right now with PC2700, single channel even :pinch:
when I get my dual channel setup on PC3200 it should scream
I've got a 3500+ as well. Very fast cpu. Although my next computer will have an X2 in it (prolly 4400+).Quote:
Originally Posted by TheCanuk
most likely i'll be going with the 3500+ as well. that 4400 looks nice *drool*Quote:
Originally Posted by Gam3Guy
wow you guys must have rich nice parent...
i'll try and upgrade to a skt 939, probably an amd 3000+ :-(
that, or they have a nice paying job :) or they're penny pinchers and save like freakin crazy (me) :ph34r:Quote:
Originally Posted by Formula1
meh. I worked for it :happy:Quote:
Originally Posted by Formula1
single core 64's are goin kinda cheap now, what with the dual cores out and all
parts aren't very cheap here compared to other places it seems,
but I grabbed the 3500 and a GB mobo for $299
without the bundle discount, think the 3500 was $229
the Venice, no 'Hammers or 'Castles or none of that old 130nm stuff
@Apac - I do hear the 4400's are sweet :wub:
No, actually I have a job - you should consider one. I work hard for my money. :ermm:Quote:
Originally Posted by Formula1
heh rich parents..look around the board you'll read of my misery and how long it's taking me to build up enough. the more i get, the more i see i need. the video card is the real hitch, always trip over it.
I see even Dell is now selling AMD cpu's .
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/p...rue&mnf=116&k=