it depends what speed/type/cores you are looking at. what 2 are you comparing. In general I would just say that for gaming, AMD is faster and is cheaper.
it depends what speed/type/cores you are looking at. what 2 are you comparing. In general I would just say that for gaming, AMD is faster and is cheaper.
yes, that proves it for games, especially bf2, AMD is the best, intel only beat amd by 2% in the fear demo, and in every other game amd beat intel by at least 10%. easy choice, go with amd, its cheaper and is better. its a hidden secret since most ppl think more ghz is better, and they go with intel, but if they just looked on the internet for benchmarks, they would find that AMD is a much better way to go.
Plz don't forget all it's two different things "benchmark" and "real world use" for CPU's
I live in the gaming world so i use real world testing not benchmark burn your cpu to a crisp intel.
Whilst I agree with the above posters that AMD is the right choice, I would disagree they are cheap! - depends which chip you go for, obviously. Because their X2 dual core chips are so ahead of the game, AMD is now charging a big premium for them. I have an 4800+ X2 in my system, but thats cos i'm flash
Yeah, i'd go for a 4000+ or similar which is better value and will perform as well as the dual cores for this application anyhow, as BF2 doesn't take advantage of multiple CPU's in one system. :)
i have 2 machines running a AMD and i biult a machine for some one the same specs as mine just with a P4 3.8ghz and mine scores 200 more than it does in 3dmark05 and 20fps more in BF2. Id stick to AMD for gaming but the HT technology in the P4's is great for multi-tasking!!!
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