Only the default (TGN Light) theme for now. Dark them is also coming back soon. Then CSN. Then Wrestlin' Nation. A lot of WIP stuff right now. There are a couple of things still not working either. Sorry.
I say buy an asus p5w dh dlx and pick up a nice e6300 for 219 at zipzoomfly, but that's just me....
But actually, go with the P4 because it is an LGA 775 (socket t). The AMD is socket 939, which is dead technology like an agp slot. Go for an LGA 775 cpu or an AM2 cpu. Nobody's buying AGP mobos, they buy PCI-E. Nobody's buying Socket 939, they buy AM2/LGA 775, hope that helps
Pentium D is poop, but I'm not a big fan of going into a dead platform (Socket 939) either. How much money are you willing to spend for this upgrade? Getting an AM2 motherboard would let you get better CPU's later on, but it would also require you to get some DDR2 memory.
But if you don't feel like spending the extra money to go into AM2, the 4200 is by far the better buy.
Originally posted by iNvAzN
I say buy an asus p5w dh dlx and pick up a nice e6300 for 219 at zipzoomfly, but that's just me....
But actually, go with the P4 because it is an LGA 775 (socket t). The AMD is socket 939, which is dead technology like an agp slot. Go for an LGA 775 cpu or an AM2 cpu. Nobody's buying AGP mobos, they buy PCI-E. Nobody's buying Socket 939, they buy AM2/LGA 775, hope that helps
Going with Core 2 Duo would definitely be the best choice if he can afford it
Get the AMD 4200+ if you have to choose between those. But I'd say get the same chip for AM2. For that price though you could get the cheapest core 2 chip which could beat both of those chips.
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