i know amd is better for games compared to intel but would it really make a noticable difference if i got a pentium 4 3.4 ghz instead of an athlon 4000+?
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Re: intel vs amd
Yes, the 4000+ will be much, much better than that pentium.Originally posted by mushyscabi know amd is better for games compared to intel but would it really make a noticable difference if i got a pentium 4 3.4 ghz instead of an athlon 4000+?Comment
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P.S. I was at a lan party a week ago, and we were paying BF2, guy next to me had a 4000+ and 2 gigs of ram, forgat what card, anyways, i was only like 3 to 4 seconds max behind him getting on the maps, now the difference would also probably be, that if we had the same video card, he would be getting higher FPSComment
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Re: intel vs amd
Oh and kindofchaos, if you going with a 3800X2 you will probably loose performance compare to a 3.4 P4, a 3800X2 is like having 2 3000+, remember BF2 is not optimised for dual core so you would probably wont see any improvements on the game, i am almost positive.Comment
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First off, i dont care where he works, numbers are numbers, and is the true, the 3.4 is better for gaming than a 3800X2, that's all i was saying, go look it up if you dont believe me, and if he does work on that industry he would say it himself. Now i see why your name is jackass, lol j/k. No but really, gaming wise a 3800X2 cant touch a 3.4Comment
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Re: intel vs amd
I had a amd 3200xp and then changed it to a P4 3.2 which id say i got about a 10% increase in bf2/sf and 3d studio max got faster render times.Originally posted by mushyscabi know amd is better for games compared to intel but would it really make a noticable difference if i got a pentium 4 3.4 ghz instead of an athlon 4000+?
I have access to pc hardware and now i changed it to a amd 64 3200 and im getting about 25% increase over the P4 and faster render times. Id go with the AMD.Comment
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Actually thats false. The loss in performance USED to be true, however AMD has released a patch that fixes that. On top of that you can set Affinity with the dual cores and tell the computer which programs will use which cores. In this case, I will have the primary core running the Windows based operations since most programs default there anyways, and the secondary core running the game. Thus meaning I will have an entire core at 3800+ (stock might I add, I will probably OC) running BF2.
However if you compare AMD's single core to their dual core, then this is correct. Here is proof:
The highest P4 3.4Ghz is an Extreme Edition processor. As you can see it only has a 7 FPS difference in far cry. Since we didn't speak of EE then I will be getting a performance boost.Comment
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