OH YEA!!!! I can't believe it!! I have an AMD 4800+ Dual Core (2.4Ghz) and it owns against a Pentium at 3.7Ghz.. Mega ownage. I thought mine was underpowered... Hehehee.
OH YEA!!!! I can't believe it!! I have an AMD 4800+ Dual Core (2.4Ghz) and it owns against a Pentium at 3.7Ghz.. Mega ownage. I thought mine was underpowered... Hehehee.
Ya, probably my CPU could own a P4 3.7 in gaming (just gaming, not multitasking or stuff like that). I don't understand why people buy P4s nowadays, if u want gaming performance, get AMD, if u want multitasking, get a dual core opty or dual core A64, and same if u want multitasking and gamng performance.
Agreed, FX-series is a waste of money and the unlocked multiplier is useless unless you're going for a record and your HyperTransport Bus won't take any more.
I have a 2.4 Ghz Dual Core AMD Processor which seems to own P4s. What if theres a game I want which requires 2.8Ghz or even 3Ghz. Will I still be able to play it or will i have to upgrade? If I wont have to updgrade will I still be able to play on medium to maximum settings? (My specs are in my sig)
I have a 2.4 Ghz Dual Core AMD Processor which seems to own P4s. What if theres a game I want which requires 2.8Ghz or even 3Ghz. Will I still be able to play it or will i have to upgrade? If I wont have to updgrade will I still be able to play on medium to maximum settings? (My specs are in my sig)
-Ben
A 4800+ stays for a P4 4,8 GHz, so you should be settled for a little. And in future game that Dualcore will give you an extra bonus advantage over others.
A 4800+ stays for a P4 4,8 GHz, so you should be settled for a little. And in future game that Dualcore will give you an extra bonus advantage over others.
Um, not exactly, that's more like a dual core 4 ghz P4, cause it's clock speed is 2.4ghz. ANd it's single core counterpart is the 4000+. Just case u have dual cores doesn't mean better gaming performance, it's only better for multitasking, newer games will start to utilize dual core.
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