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    Quote Originally Posted by [XC] hipno650 View Post
    You also bring up a good point. I can tell the difference in day to day tasks (yes I can tell the diff in CPU speed from an AMD system to say an i7 in web browsing) but most people will not... if they fire up Photoshop Elements or Movie maker they sure will though...
    So you are saying you can tell that your browser loads pages faster on your 2600k at 4.5 than an X6 1100T at 4.4?

    Browser responsiveness is dependent on HDD speed, latency and throughput. Maybe you are seeing the difference between two different HDD's or ICH10 vs SB850, in which we all already know ICH10 beats the out of.

    The majority of people I know are still on P4 and A64...some have Core 2 Duo and only a few people I know have bought PC's in the last year have a stock 920 or similar.

    Anyone looked at that video closely in 720p?
    SPi finishes Loop 1 on Llano at 2m 00.493s @ 1.8-2.5 Ghz
    SPi finishes Loop 1 on Sandy Bridge at 1m 26.287s @ 3.4-3.8 Ghz

    ...thats slower, but the Llano chip has a 45w TDP and only 4MB L2

    Either one of two things are going on -
    1. AMD has MUCH faster cache at 32M and or K10.5 cores respond much better without being starved of cache (1MB per core vs 512KB for Deneb/Thuban)
    2. i7 is crippled by having 8 HyperPi vs 4 running at once, despite it bouncing off of 100% load every few seconds.
    Last edited by BeepBeep2; 04-26-2011 at 12:48 PM.
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