Why is it that some some processors that are an older model are faster than some of their newer ones? I know that the newer ones either have a faster FSB or more cache, but still...
And if I were to do a DYI job what 64-bit would be the best one?
Also, which AMD chip has ok power for a LOW LOW price? I just wanna use it for a kinda junker...
Give an example-- and yeah, AMD is good and cheap. If your going to get a 64-bit CPU, get the ATHLON 3000+, it's like the best bang for the buck in the 64-bit market. I think Windows XP 64-bit Edition is already out. Oh and the 3000+ (64-bit) is like tied with the Intel P4 3.0GHz (I think).
Most people just think it's...
AMD = gamer
Intel = video-editing
ok... well is it something other than actual clock speed kinda performance, like and AMD can perform as well as an Intel that's at a higher clock speed? Something like that?
WTF palm? IMO AMD didn't do what palm said. AMD probably was TRYING it, but didn't like it. That's most likely why they decreased all their A64's prices by $100. *cackle* Now I can get the 3000+ for $220 (CAD).