AMD Turion any good? - Merged

MatrixEVO

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AMD Turion any good?

I know my last thread on this was closed because a certian somebody (*cough*geoff) screwed around with it. But I seriously want to know the comparison between the AMD Turion and the Athlon 64, and if the Turion is any good for gaming.
 
i am sorry about before, i just wanted to have a little fun. Anyways the Turion has a different cache size, so its hard to do an exact comaparison between the Turion and Pentium M, but during the test theTurion outperformed an identically-clocked Pentium M by 6 to 33 percent.
 
Is the Turion any good for gaming though? I know that this thread hasn't had any action in a while, but I was just wondering.
 
Wouldnt it like the AMD answer to intel's centrino?? I mean, they have mobile P4's, mobile Athlon 64's, and they kinda need a budget line for laptops, just like they have Celerons and XP's for desktops.
 
Oh, I didn't even search the forum first. I forget to do that sometimes. Thanks though.
Hehe, i didn't want you to resurect that thread, i just thought it may help answer your question :)

Is the Turion any good for gaming though? I know that this thread hasn't had any action in a while, but I was just wondering.
Its half decent for gaming, but the p-m will still beat it quite convincingly
 
in the specs that i saw, the AMD Turion has better specs in all aspects other then Cache, with faster bus speeds, higher bandwidth, ect.
 
Is the Turion any good for gaming though? I know that this thread hasn't had any action in a while, but I was just wondering.
Hehe you mean the 12minutes between post5 and post6? ;)

Wouldnt it like the AMD answer to intel's centrino??
It would be AMD's answer to the PentiumM (not Centrino). Generally i think its fair to say the PentiumM outperforms the Turion64 however

I mean, they have mobile P4's, mobile Athlon 64's, and they kinda need a budget line for laptops, just like they have Celerons and XP's for desktops.
The PentiumM/Turion64 is not a budget chip.

in the specs that i saw, the AMD Turion has better specs in all aspects other then Cache, with faster bus speeds, higher bandwidth, ect.
Yes but we all know from dealing with desktop chips that numbers dont always mean performance :)
 
Praetor said:
It would be AMD's answer to the PentiumM (not Centrino). Generally i think its fair to say the PentiumM outperforms the Turion64 however

How can that be?? Turions are 64 bit arent they?? :confused:
 
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