bose301s
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I can break these cuffs
Yes, You can run an ATI card in both an AMD or an Intel system and run nVidia in either as well.Is that an incorrect assumption?
Yes, You can run an ATI card in both an AMD or an Intel system and run nVidia in either as well.Is that an incorrect assumption?
They are like +/- 1% better than each other, 1 of them is better at multitasking and the other is better for gaming.Is AMD better than Intel?
yep. I hated having to buy ddr400 for my parents computer for about 80 per gig, then next week spending 60 bucks on a 2gb ddr2 800 set....Have you seen how cheap RAM is these days ? It's like $20 - $25 per GB ... Why not get 2 GB ?
They are like +/- 1% better than each other, 1 of them is better at multitasking and the other is better for gaming.
Either one isnt a bad choice and if you disagree, you're an idiot.
You could't be more wrong. This is what old processor marketing has led the consumer to believe. there is soooooo much more to a processor than speed. There is bandwidth, Branch Prediction, cache, Pipeline length all adding to what is truely important, which is Instructions per Cycle. A more efficient processor does more work per Ghz.How come a Pentium 4 is 3.1 GZ and is cheaper than a Core 2 Duo that is 1.8 Gz. I thought more Gigahertz = faster???
So it's really 1.8 gHz x 2....?Core 2 duo = 2 processors on one die.
So 2 optimized 1.8gHz processors is faster than a single 3.1gHz. And more expensive. That's the thinking, anyways.