i hope you weren't reffering to me when you said fanboi :slapass: i just don't see conroe being super duper fast other than in pi. and i don't think 25% is accurate. i'm thinkin' more like 10-15%Quote:
Originally Posted by Clairvoyant129
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i hope you weren't reffering to me when you said fanboi :slapass: i just don't see conroe being super duper fast other than in pi. and i don't think 25% is accurate. i'm thinkin' more like 10-15%Quote:
Originally Posted by Clairvoyant129
I like my Conroe a lot!!! Why? Because, I love overclocking and the Conroe remind me of my best overclocking memories : AMD 1700+ DLT3C
That's what I thought too, it's just picking out the right motherboard is my problem. I want something that I wont have to upgrade when the new chips come out.Quote:
Originally Posted by xenolith
Do you have a quad core AMD system?Quote:
Originally Posted by PallMall
If you do I wouldnt be surprised the AMD beats the Core2Duo.
At several sites like this site.
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&ct=re...DpV4AHcAE7fR6g
A lower Clocked Q6700 beats the x6800 system.
Dont spread FUD
Hi, id be curious to hear more of that ehe. What did intel do to small computer shop people exactly?Quote:
Originally Posted by arisythila
whatever helps you sleep at night AMD user :lol::DQuote:
Originally Posted by i found nemo
ha ha ha!
I have an opteron 165 and an e6400.Quote:
Originally Posted by i found nemo
On 9 hour prime stable overclocks(2.7 for windows, 2.4 for linux) on the opteron, and 3.6 GHz on the e6400, I get 15 FPS on the first pass of a video encode on the opteron. Sometimes peaks at 15.5. On the e6400, I get peaks of 21-22, with an average of 19 using the same program, same profile, same source file.
That's.. 25% better, and I paid $130 more for the opteron nine months before getting the e6400($350 vs $220).
You won't notice much difference in gaming or everyday stuff IMO but for what Intel used to always have the upper hand in(encoding & media related applications), it doesn't get better than the new intel chips for now.
I haven't tested both at stock that much, but I am surprised this is being mentioned in the thread. This is the last site I'd ever expect people to be comparing CPU performance at stock speed. :p
I am looking forward to AMD being back on top. I have many silly problems with Intel, on 965 and 975. On 975, if an overclock were stable for the ram at 333 fsb, that same mem speed at 400 would no longer work. This was fixed on 965. However, on 965, I can run memtest at 464 FSB, 3.7 GHz, for nine hours, prime95 for nine hours or more, and sometimes when I boot up and start prime, with the _SAME_ settings and a cool computer, it'll freeze after 1-2 seconds. It makes no sense. AMD platforms have never given me this much trouble so I look forward to them being on top again as soon as possible. :)
Good one Thasp.
I thought the flame wars were over, long ago. So many people have flip flopped over the years. Who cares, anymore? That 1st Athlon that hit 1G made a name for AMD, and won over a lot of hearts, longing for an underdog. Then came the P4 and people flipped over it. Then the A64 brought more to AMD...
Now it's CONROE, the undisputable lightweight champion of the world. If I had the money, I'd build one for sure.
Yeah and I'd like to see BRENTS SM2.0 & 3.0 scores in 3D MARK '06 ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by |3ourne
Lets see the WAAAAAAAAY higher scores in the 3D department.
For graphix there is no difference virtually. An overclocked AMD will churn out the same if not higher 3D scores with the same graphix card at comparable clocks. :D
i think it has more to do with 2 cores vs 4 imho.Quote:
Originally Posted by PallMall
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Originally Posted by i found nemo
I usually don't like to argue with fanbois but I do like to debunk their claims.
http://img166.imageshack.us/img166/2...orclockzf6.jpg
http://img166.imageshack.us/img166/4...ockgrapwh1.jpg
Credit goes to JumpingJack of Tomshardware.
Anyway, back to the TC's question. It all depends on your budget and if you're on a tight budget, the obvious choice would be the X2s. If you can spend more, C2D would be the most logical choice.
No you miss my point. A C2D HAS to be overclocked substantially in order to obtain the same 3D SCORES as a similarly clocked AMD64 X2. When people talk of 3D performance, although the C2D can outperform AMD64 in SuperPi it doesn't trancend to greater 3D performance. This was all I was refering to. I know the tests have already been run, hence I said what I did, cos most people know this already.Quote:
Originally Posted by brentpresley
With the release of the 6000+ one thing is made clear: the E6600 has a competitor at stock clocks. The 2.4GHz CD2 is matched by a 3GHz X2. That's better than 25% advantage per clock. :fact:
If you add in overclock ability, power consumption and price the 6000+ is a big looser. :slapass:
True. Shame they charge so much for the 6000+ :(Quote:
Originally Posted by lapdog
Providing the user is capable of decent OC'ing the C2D like you say will still outperform the 6000+ and at the price you get it for you can't complain.
Sure thing BRENTY ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by brentpresley
Closest clocked C2D to my 2806mhz X2 run on the ORB
E6600 @ 2880mhz
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=1362437
and my X2 4400 @ 2806mhz
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=1031231
just for a quick example
quit lying to yourself, the benchmarks speak for themselves.Quote:
Originally Posted by i found nemo
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Originally Posted by SOLDNER-MOFO64
No if you look at the clock speed of the 8800GTS, yours is higher. No wonder why you got a higher score.:slap:
And for 3DMark, thousands of other factors affect the final score but as you can see, the C2D CPU score is higher than yours. Try running PCMark instead of 3DMark06.
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Originally Posted by brentpresley
Exactly.
And besides, my old X2 4600+ @ 2.4GHz could not get a higher 3DMark06 score compared to my E6600. With my E6600 on stock, I can easily break 10K on 3DMark06 paired with a 8800GTX but with my X2 4600+, I can't even get near 10k.
Until Barcelona, it's obvious C2D reigns supreme, I don't understand where all this blind fanboyism comes from.
I think he was talking about performance of graphics. the X2 scored overall higher score than the C2D.Quote:
Originally Posted by brentpresley
~Mike
Because the system with the X2 had a 8800GTS which was clocked higher.:nono:Quote:
Originally Posted by arisythila
My god your dumb......you know fine well I wasn't talking about CPU scores einstein.Quote:
Originally Posted by brentpresley
It's the closest clocked C2D to my X2 4400 run that there is on the ORB. I'd have to have linked a C2D with lower clocks which wouldn't have made much sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clairvoyant129
Yes but if you read my post i said SM2.0 and 3.0 scores... not cpu scores....hello?Quote:
And for 3DMark, thousands of other factors affect the final score but as you can see, the C2D CPU score is higher than yours. Try running PCMark instead of 3DMark06.
Lay off the green pal....got caught CHEATING?????? Are you on drugs????Quote:
Originally Posted by brentpresley
WTH has cheating to do with any of this? PMSL
You can't even get near 10K with an X2 4600+ and an 8800GTX!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Clairvoyant129
You either haven't OC'd your CPU and/or card or your hopeless at it, simple as that.
Jeez look at my 06 link.....I run that on AIR @ 2806mhz and a GTS for crying out loud and it put out 9700. I'd go look again at my benching technique if you genuinely can't break 10K.
THIS ALSO
Clairvoyant129's compared to mine
i hope ur not calling me a fan boi cuz i'm not, not even biased a little. but tomshardware is and they are known not to be very thourough ... not trying to debunk ur attempt to debunk me just that not all of those tests are correct. also ram info too, was it the same ram? same timings? where's details? you can put up all these pictures of graphs but forget to put the info of the ram right here on xs, or even a link??? k' have a nice day.
Why is everyone sh1tting their pants?
1. Core 2 Duo is faster than K8 clock for clock in 95% of apps/games. If you want to claim differently I suggest you go here: http://www.planetamd64.com/
2. Core 2 Duo's overclock more in general, so when this is taken into account core 2 looks a lot better.
3. Core 2 has no pins.. you can call this a minor thing but I for one had a dodgy X2 IHS which I was too scared to lap because of the pins so never had optimum temps. Core 2 = no pins so is easy to lap safely...
HOWEVER,
I did like my X2 and if I wasn't an overclocker, I would've preferred to stick with my X2 just because I loved my ultra-D and was such an awesome motherboard and my X2 rig was solid as a rock.
Yep, Troman/Pallmall style...Quote:
Originally Posted by brentpresley