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Hey guys. Right now I'm debating on whether or not to upgrade from a 4400+ to a 4800+. I know the spec difference, but do you guys believe that it is worth the $300+?
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I would not bother, both of them have 1mb L2 cache, If you want more out of it just buy a decent heat sink and OC it a bit.
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I wouldnt, you can easily overclock it to get the difference.
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I had the biggest dilema in choosing my CPU. It was choosing between
X2 3800 X2 4200 X2 4400 X2 4800 4000 San Diego and FX 57 I finally went with the 4400 because it has the highest lache availble, and I could also OC it past the 4800 (2.4). Also, it was dual core. |
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OK, so your happy with your 4400+? I just want to have something I will be happy with and it won't cost an arm and a leg... I also want it to last a while until I get my next computer
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