Thanks man, youre the sane one with whola lotta objectivity and you were always right.PS I'm tired of ignorant people ,I just don't say it flat out
Thats true, nobodys debating that,but BD draws EVEN MORE.Thuban heavily OCed (4+Ghz) draw A LOT of power.
Well from what you said earlier you should KNOW not "doubt".Also I doubt that highly OCed Thuban ,even with OCed NB, could be faster overall chip than PD @ 5Ghz.
Also 5ghz figure is with water cooling setup,so you should know its probably lower for air.
And finishing ,NOBODY said phenom was OVERALL better,but IN SOME NOT SOME RARE CASES.So youre answering a question nobody asked.
Then you showed us a bunch of stock picked benchmarks.Great,again not the question i was asking...But i hope you do feel fulfilled.
thenThats just not true, i gave you a link,here they come again.I don't want to link the gaming results since FX8150 is at least on par with 1100T or faster in every game they tested.
Again, thats Witcher 2 med details, HD res,X6 is overclocked lightly,no NB clocking.In this test BD consumes 50W more.
And yes, thats a nitpicked benchmark.However there are those out there.When someone competent overclock X6 its mostly tieing and being better than FX
So FX for such a person is a weak upgrade in best.
Thats impossibru ?
Ok, another site, another weakly oced thuban vs pretty much MAX air BD
Thats the OMG part that PD needs to fix, and it looks like it might not.
Even stock
An excerpt from the review "But no.FX are no worse than phenom.Never.In real scenarios.The "tail" of the curve for the AMD processors is telling. Although the FX chips keep pace with the Phenom II X6 1100T in the first 95% or so of frames rendered, their frame times spike upward to meet the slower A8-3850 budget APU and Phenom II X4 850 in the last ~5% of frames. In the most crucial function of gaming performance, latency avoidance, the more expensive FX processors essentially perform like low-end CPUs. "
If someone has a link to 8150 vs 1100T both overclocked to they best.I would be grateful.
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