Intel or Amd?

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The new Celerons and Pentium E's are Core 2 solo and Core 2 duo. I believe the 1.8 Celeron will out perform a 3500+ Venice. I've seen no benchmarks.

The benchmarks at level 501 are bogus--the GTX is faster than their banckmarks show. No one knows how R600 will perform yet. The only thing that's certain is it will be late. So was RD600 and it failed to live up to expectations.
 
I think everybody forgot that not too long ago Intel bought AMD, and they are own by the same group of people. I think that for choices we have colors...

I rather have an AMD but not because of that I'm saying that AMD is better. It's like some of you have said it, they have their ups and downs.

But I definably said this, if you're a newbie save some money and headaches and don't go with a Celeron or a Semprom.

No, Celeron or Semprom for as many features they say they have will out perform any regular processor. Not even if it is a Pentium III or an old Pentium IV.

Because what's really it's been updating processors speed for quite a wile is the increace of internal cache memory and the way they help faster processing at CPU level is what Celerons and Semproms are missing.

Imaging multitasking with just a quarter of your brain. That's only good for less than average users which are only going to use a word processor, send some e-mails and browse the internet. Maybe for that a Celeron or a Semprom are worthy.
 
LMAO, HAHAHAHA, man i was wondering what the hell that guy was talking about, Intel buying AMD, those to companies hate each other, I know, At some press conference Intel was showing of some of there stuff, and they had to use a username which said "i hate amd", im pretty sure there is a link of that somewhere in the forums, but who knows. And as for not knowing how the r600 will perform, well they will be using AMD's core processors in the GPU's, and im more than sure that an AMD processor in a GPU will be more than enough to outperform anything nvidia has to offer (at this time).

But prove me wrong AMD and nvidia, prove me wrong

Edited by Moderator: Removed quote. There`s no need to quote the post directly above your own. ;)
 
It is all up to personal choice, but in terms of benchmarking, the core 2 duo's are the best cpu (****Right now****). So, if I were to buy a computer today (which I did 2 months ago), I would go for the core 2 duos (which I did).
 
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