NEED PROCESSOR HELP!!!!

Discussion in 'Processors, Motherboards & Memory' started by rachit2652, Oct 12, 2008.

  1. rachit2652

    rachit2652 Newbie

    I WANT TO BUY AN AMD PROCESSOR WHICH PERFORMS LIKE THE INTEL Q6600.ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED:roll:
     
  2. DarKSeeD

    DarKSeeD BOG Translator

    There is no such thing! :) And please lower the CAPS, thank you!
     
  3. starboykb

    starboykb Newbie

    haha i dont think there is any same performance. just check the faster one, although the overclocking might not be comparable with Q6600
     
  4. Lacus

    Lacus Newbie

    the phenom 9xxx series..but not sure if it works as fast as a Q6600.
     
  5. Max_87

    Max_87 huehuehue

    Just get an Intel Q6600 and be happy with it. No point getting AMD now unless you have some specific reasons for going AMD lol.
     
  6. lee_what2004

    lee_what2004 Just Started

    would the amd phenom x4 be any good?
     
  7. Max_87

    Max_87 huehuehue

    No. I won't even consider Phenom unless:

    - I have AM2 mainboard and looking for an upgrade.
    - I'm a fanboy :mrgreen:

    Not to mention Phenoms are poor overclockers.

    If you absolutely have to go for Phenom X4 for whatever reasons, 9850/9950 is something closest to Q6600 you can get right now.
     
  8. lee_what2004

    lee_what2004 Just Started

    haha, ok
    point 2 is not debateable :haha:
     
  9. The_YongGrand

    The_YongGrand Just Started

    In practical point of view, Phenom's has too much shortcomings. Not that I'm an Intel fanboy, but I'm extremely neutral about it.

    If you want maximum performance now, you should need that Q6600. If not, or you are doing just casual stuff on it, not hard-core, any cheaper AM2+ or AM3 systems will help. :D

    My faithful X2 is still working good until I changed it to an E7200 system. Wow! :mrgreen:
     
  10. karhoe

    karhoe Newbie

    Ask yourself, how would you utilize multi core processing?

    If you cannot answer, go for E8400 instead.

    Qxxx consumes more power and generates more heat in relation to E8400
     
  11. Adrian Wong

    Adrian Wong Da Boss Staff Member

    Yeah, unless you have apps that can utilize four cores, best to get a Core 2 Duo processor.
     
  12. TomLeggett

    TomLeggett Newbie

    hmm

    Iv got a question to ask..

    if i buy a dual core proccesor that runs at 1.5Ghz does that actually mean that it is 3Ghz?? or that each core is just 750Mhz??

    thaanks
     
  13. g0tanks

    g0tanks Newbie

    Each core will be 1.5GHZ, so in total it will provide 3GHZ of processing power.
     

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