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Thread: AM2 X2 @ 2800Mhz vs Allendale @ 2800Mhz *User review*

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    Quote Originally Posted by xlink
    last time I checked, the average person doesn't spend hours running benches and onyl cares if it is fast enough, not if it is in the top 1% of all systems

    heck my Opteron 165(2.8+Ghz on stock voltage) system seemed a bit perkier than this c2d system. Might be harddrive performance though I came from a WD1500 raptor. but in the real world, while gaming and just day to day use, i dont' really see much diference.

    and I was saying it was a viable option but not in all scenarios. If I had 6--$ to spend, I'd be leanign more towards x2 3800+ a 80$ board and some other midrange parts, not over the top, and a 250$ board. You have to realize, the total cost of ownership is not just the CPU, nor is performance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by menlatin
    GO BACK TO HARDFORUM!!!!!!!!
    or Anandtech forum hehehehe
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    umm

    I was speakign for the average user nothign wrong witht hat.

    you realize that the average person isn't as stupid as us - they don't spend massive amounts of money for marignal speed boosts every 6 months.

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    Quote Originally Posted by xlink
    umm

    I was speakign for the average user nothign wrong witht hat.

    you realize that the average person isn't as stupid as us - they don't spend massive amounts of money for marignal speed boosts every 6 months.
    That's what I've been doing for the past year. First got a A64, then X2, now conroe. In December, I'm gonna fill my box with a high end mobo, psu, put in an r600 when it's out and be done for the rest of college.
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    I think 3.2Ghz core2 duo overclock is bad, 3.5-3.6Ghz is ok and 3.8Ghz+ is awesome Air/water

    Ofcourse I don't mean bad performance, already 3.2Ghz ownz
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    nice

    post some results of FPS in games

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    Quote Originally Posted by xlink
    umm

    I was speakign for the average user nothign wrong witht hat.

    you realize that the average person isn't as stupid as us - they don't spend massive amounts of money for marignal speed boosts every 6 months.
    hehehe well you have a point there hahaha
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    Good comparison, doubt you could tell the difference in everyday useage.
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    do we care about everyday usage nop we are not stocksystem or everyday system.org we care about very high oc benchs and benchs and benchs... and some about DC and benchs or gaming.....

    for everyday use i have core duo laptop, for bench a kentsfield and for DC both LOL
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    thank you, this was really informative!

    But why does C2D get so much higher read on the ram?
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