Originally Posted by
Movieman
been lots of years since I played with an AMD and this is just an hour so bear with me..
My first thoughts on it is that it's fast, it's smoothe and it's fun.
Originally Posted by
Movieman
Yes, the i7 does have the edge in pure grunt but then again the AMD has that little something I can't quite put my finger on except to use that word 'smoother" and that will get me flamed faster than posting kiddy :banana::banana::banana::banana: on the Christian networks site.
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I know what you mean. I wish though AMD would make Zambezi dual socket. I mean think about if Thuban was dual socket. I bet almost everyone who was interested in a Thuban would end up buying two Thubans CPUS and a dual socket compatible motherboard. Just imagine running two 1090T's or two 1100T's or any Thuban processor for that matter. Two 1090T processors would only be $440.00. Half that of a 980X and it would have to be faster than an Intel Core i-7 980X. Especially after you overclocked them
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