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    Question Opteron 175 vs X2 4800+

    i see there's quite the price difference between these two chips and far less of a speed difference

    which one would be the best buy? i've heard some nice things about opterons, never had one myself, are they very overclockable?

    also, do you get the opteron 175 in AM2?

    thanks in advance!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BobTheDinosaur
    i see there's quite the price difference between these two chips and far less of a speed difference

    which one would be the best buy? i've heard some nice things about opterons, never had one myself, are they very overclockable?

    also, do you get the opteron 175 in AM2?

    thanks in advance!
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    No Opteron 165-180 in AM2.
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    I got myself an X2 4800+ a few weeks ago due to the price difference being much cheaper than that of the opteron. I am not dissapointed at all. I am 100% stable at 2.82ghz with only 1.384v actual. Reading is 1.36v in bios. Runs great for the price no doubt. I can go higher too but heat starts to become an issue.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cantankerous
    I got myself an X2 4800+ a few weeks ago due to the price difference being much cheaper than that of the opteron. I am not dissapointed at all. I am 100% stable at 2.82ghz with only 1.384v actual. Reading is 1.36v in bios. Runs great for the price no doubt. I can go higher too but heat starts to become an issue.
    but the opteron is the cheaper one, ?
    so why did you pick the 4800?

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    the 4800+ was much cheaper.
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    Quote Originally Posted by alexio View Post
    From the hip and aim at the kitchen if she doesn't approve your purchases. She'll know better next time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cantankerous
    the 4800+ was much cheaper.
    Musta been before the price cuts on the Opty's...

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