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always amd x2 3800 is good... i'd say worth it, more than getting more ram
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i played halo without vsync with my newer 7800gt... i couldn't win cuz it was too fast... i dont think i got a single reading under 100fps lol and average was probably 120-130fps... i think i havent played it in so long though Quote:
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but thats never a definite... a pentium 4 with HT would probably do better in encoding and converting... the 3400+ would probably do better in gaming... however, my X2 3800+ would outperform the P4 3.4ghz in encoding and such easily, but in gaming the 3.4ghz might win... of course, not that my current clocks ![]() if you want to compare two processors tomshardware has a nice interactive cpu chart ![]() i suggest you familiarize yourself with it ![]() http://www23.tomshardware.com/cpu.html it doesn't have every single cpu on there, for instance core duo's (and even opterons) any questions and computerforum is here though
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