View Poll Results: Which do you like better and why?
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Which do you like better and why?
06-22-2002, 10:43 AM
#2
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The AMDs are junk in my opinion...they don't let you overclock as easily and if you do get it to overclock..they burn up. AMDs are also seen in more of the lower line computers...thus cheaper. Intel has a strong backing and I love the Celeron...so oh well. Again, this is my opinion, so oh well.
06-22-2002, 10:50 AM
#4
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Depends.
I'm running a Duron right now as it was very cheap. Of course if the fan stops spinning for all of 2 seconds the CPU turns into a lovely peice of slag. AMD has always had a problem with this.
As far as who has the better architecture...
Intel at this point in time has AMD beat architecture wise, at least from a tech standpoint. More flexable and theoretically faster.
In Theory
Intel currently has the speed lead, but if you do a price comparsion most would buy an AMD.
Sooo what would I buy?
Depends...
Intel just revamped the Celeon line, it's competative again.
The big question is will AMD's StrongArm 64 bit architecture take off?
I'm running a Duron right now as it was very cheap. Of course if the fan stops spinning for all of 2 seconds the CPU turns into a lovely peice of slag. AMD has always had a problem with this.
As far as who has the better architecture...
Intel at this point in time has AMD beat architecture wise, at least from a tech standpoint. More flexable and theoretically faster.
In Theory
Intel currently has the speed lead, but if you do a price comparsion most would buy an AMD.
Sooo what would I buy?
Depends...
Intel just revamped the Celeon line, it's competative again.
The big question is will AMD's StrongArm 64 bit architecture take off?
06-22-2002, 01:05 PM
#5
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Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: LA, USA
Posts: 1,622
I"m had both, i go back and forth between them. Usually buy AMD cause is cheaper but i can tell the difference between them, the intel have more muscle specially for games and graphics. My next chip is going to be Intel.
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06-22-2002, 07:16 PM
#9
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Join Date: May 2002
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I'm intel,,and nothing but intel,untill something bigger and better comes along. i'm a P4 1.7 ghz DDR board,256 mb of DDR ram, my bus speed is
166 x 2 =DDR.with a 40 gig WD 7200 rpm hard drive,with an ATI all-in-wonder radeon agp 32 mb DDR video card, running windows XP home,
and i use DSL for the internet surfing trip..i've had no problems at all.
i used to run a pentium pro 180 with windows NT ,,what a difference
166 x 2 =DDR.with a 40 gig WD 7200 rpm hard drive,with an ATI all-in-wonder radeon agp 32 mb DDR video card, running windows XP home,
and i use DSL for the internet surfing trip..i've had no problems at all.
i used to run a pentium pro 180 with windows NT ,,what a difference
