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Intel vs. AMD

Discussion in 'PC hardware help' started by flip218, May 21, 2006.

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  1. GTR35

    GTR35 Active member

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    uh...thnx...really...it jus that i've neva seen my CPU before...
     
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    Lol for the non-fanboys. That's just a load of Intel fanboys by the looks of it, there's little real product comparison, just some slating of the opposite brand...
     
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    i just love both Intel and AMD...but no nothing bout it...
     
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    sammorris Senior member

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    I don't hold anything against either company, but when it's just rants against one or the other with no validation of their arguments, it's not even worth responding.
     
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    ya i agree with that...
     
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    Hey Guys, This is what me and my mom ordered from newegg.. :) I am very pleased.. Its not A conroe Rig.. But hell..

    Crucial Ballistix PC4000

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820148015

    And My new Opty

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16819103586

    Tis what i ordered.. My brother is buying my Ram and my cpu for 150 so.. I am not complaining.. and my video card is going to have to last for a while..

    and i am getting a Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DS Lite.. YEAH.. :)
    How do yall like AMD's 4x4? I just wanted yalls opinion.. And how come they are using Nvidia if they bought ATi?
     
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    Good stuff there Ryan. 4x4 I think shows quite a lot of promise, and there's also the added geek factor of having two CPUs/heatsinks in your PC!!! lol
    The first board happens to use an nVidia chipset in order to get the 64x PCI express functionality, hence it'll be an SLI board not Crossfire.
     
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    hahahha...ya its SLI mobo not crossfire...
     
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    it was these that i was pointing you to,
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    not the forum posts.
     
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    AMD is doin great...against Intel quad...not too bad
     
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    To be quite honest, that's just four FX-64s, an old type of CPU with higher mhz. We know that the core 2 duo beats one FX-62 @ 3Ghz, so is it any surprise that a core 2 quad beats two of them? When AMD come out with a new processor design, then we'll see some changes. This result is far better than I expected for AMD.
     
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    That just about proves my point. At the moment it's more an experiment than full product. When AMD finally make the move to 65nm and produce native quad cores, I'd imagine you could double the figures of the FX-74 with power consumption little in excess of the QX6700.
     
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    @theone,Estuansis

    i'm using the stock heatsink/fan that came with the amd x2 4200+. i have a fan in the back of my case and one on the side. my cpu temp always shows 76 c and if it raise up to 80 c it shutdown. Thus it what worrys me.
     
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    @sammorris

    ya...AMD quad core i wonder wat will it be like...i hope its cheaper...

    @redice

    damn...76c i think theres a problem...it shouldn.t be like that...i let my pc run for a week straight and the temp shows 40c-45c(i play ALOT of games 5-10hrs straight)...
     
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    redice, is the heatsink properly seated on the cpu & is the cpu fan spinning ok?
     
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    yes thats another problem...u beta check...
     
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    @ddp


    yes the heatsink is properly seated on the cpu and the cpu fan is spinning ok

    is there anything else that could cause my cpu temps to be this high?
     
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    Have you tried restarting and going into the BIOS when you notice the temperatures getting very high? If the reading isn't similar in the BIOS, then the software is wrong. If it is, I'd try re-attaching the heatsink.
     
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    ok i will check that out and i just tried re-attaching the heatsink and that did not change anytjing.
     
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