around 3800, thats what sisoft says it does. When you overclock it dramatically increases memory bandwidth.fade2green514 said:lol i don't know enough about it, but 64-bit is going to be huge. 16-32bit was, i don't see why this wouldn't be.
also, what did your memory benchmark?
probably, cause the ram with mine is just generic.fade2green514 said:actually it was at 5800 at 2.0ghz lol
not to mention i o/ced the memory to ddr424 lol.
corsairXMS = win.
yes, hence the different names for the different chips. haha... lol[-0MEGA-] said:The P4 and Core Duo also use different archticture.
Ya, Intel is dropping their Pentium name.fade2green514 said:yes, hence the different names for the different chips. haha... lol
i wasnt being sarcastic, Intel really is dropping the Pentium name, and replaceing it with names such as "core" as in Core Duo, or Core Solo.fade2green514 said:or maybe they have other plans for the name "pentium"
haha i doubt it... but "conroe" would be comparable to "toledo" or "newcastle." thats like calling core duo "yonah." conroe could end up being called pentium 5 haha... duno tho.
[-0MEGA-] said:wow, you have that totally wrong.
My cpu outerforms the A64 3200+ with ease, it actually outperforms the AMD X2 3800+.
Try getting a CPU score of 1530 in 3DMark06 with an a64, or 30sec in SuperPi with an A64...aint gonna happen. ( I also hold the forum record of 30sec )
Also, the Conroe is about twice as good as the X2 4800+ in multi-media benchmarks.
I know its not, but from what he said it made it seem like he was proving me wrong that Core Duo's arent that good.liquidshadow said:14 more CPU points is hardly anything.