Got my eye on them Yorkfield CPUs. They're already looking more attractive in terms of price, and that can only improve as enthusiasts migrate to the I7 and I5.
Re: Intel I7 a big leap in processors?
Got my eye on them Yorkfield CPUs. They're already looking more attractive in terms of price, and that can only improve as enthusiasts migrate to the I7 and I5.
Re: Intel I7 a big leap in processors?
s775 is a dead platform now, if you don't need to buy in the next four months then i would hold till Intel release i5 and AMD have an AM3 Phenom II at 3.2GHz.
either of those will be awesome platforms at a reasonable price.
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Thanks for the input guys.
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Thanks to your advice I learned enough to chose the 2.86 ghz with 12mb cache on my own. They are dropping the rig off on saturday.Originally Posted by Lemur
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Re: Intel I7 a big leap in processors?
Pics or it didn't happen! Show us the fruits of your labors, man!
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