PC nerd Posts: 317 +41 Dec 22, 2011 #51 Dilldozer? Yyyyyeah. Stay the hell away from Bulldozer. It's utterly awful. Get a phenom 955 and overclock it to 3.8GHZ. 'Tis what I've done, and it's fantastic for £90.
Dilldozer? Yyyyyeah. Stay the hell away from Bulldozer. It's utterly awful. Get a phenom 955 and overclock it to 3.8GHZ. 'Tis what I've done, and it's fantastic for £90.
V ViPeRMiMiS Posts: 86 +1 Dec 22, 2011 #52 PC nerd said: Yyyyyeah. Stay the hell away from Bulldozer. It's utterly awful. Get a phenom 955 and overclock it to 3.8GHZ. 'Tis what I've done, and it's fantastic for £90. Click to expand... It's fantastic for the price. He could also get a Phenom II X6 1055T and overclock it to ~3.4-3.8~GHz, which costs just a few more € , but it it has 6 cores which means it is more future proof
PC nerd said: Yyyyyeah. Stay the hell away from Bulldozer. It's utterly awful. Get a phenom 955 and overclock it to 3.8GHZ. 'Tis what I've done, and it's fantastic for £90. Click to expand... It's fantastic for the price. He could also get a Phenom II X6 1055T and overclock it to ~3.4-3.8~GHz, which costs just a few more € , but it it has 6 cores which means it is more future proof
pingpongmury Posts: 98 +4 Dec 22, 2011 #53 Yep, and the cores can be overclocked Individually.. I have 4 of the 6 cores stable at 4.3GHz =D And as for the SLI issue, there was a driver issue with a LAN controller.. I guess it's a common issue with 64-bit Windows 7 and SLI
Yep, and the cores can be overclocked Individually.. I have 4 of the 6 cores stable at 4.3GHz =D And as for the SLI issue, there was a driver issue with a LAN controller.. I guess it's a common issue with 64-bit Windows 7 and SLI