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Draken Stone axe          Since: 08-26-04 From: Wouldnt you like to know Since last post: 6067 days Last activity: 6051 days |
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| whats the difference between the pentium 4 and the pentium mellinium? which is more powerful/expensive? | |||
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tanto10 Temp-banned until further notice  Since: 01-07-05 From: Petaluma, CA Since last post: 6679 days Last activity: 6470 days |
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| They are both more expensive and less powerful than a comparable Athlon XP/64. Get one of those, get better performance, and save some money. Don't be fooled by their lower clock speeds. They use much more efficient architecture that intels and don't need as high of clock speed to have the same performance. Also, don't be fooled whn people say that intel chips are more "stable". I have used both Intel and AMD processors and neither have had stability issues. I use an Athlon 64 3200 (socket 754, 512k, 130nm) and have had no problems. |
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