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DiscussionDiscussion on Article:
Started by: 1234 | Date 03/17/08
Comments: 9 | Last Comment: 03/18/08
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1. 2.6 GHz isnt even enough to beat a hypothetical Q6400 model...
[Posted by: 1234 | Date: 03/17/08]
2. oh..wow... 100 mhz..
9550 (2.20GHz), 9650 (2.30GHz) and 9750 (2.40GHz) At least intel leaves a few hundred between without the power requriemtns going through the roof. DAAMMMIIITTTT, you fail. [Posted by: Joz | Date: 03/17/08]
4. God, I love the AMD bashing that goes on here. If these Quad-cores from AMD have low prices, hell, I'd buy one in a heartbeat. I don't need an ultra-high end Quad-core, just four cores that will get me through multi-tasking and some gaming. Couple this with a 790 series chipset and an midrange 8 series card from nVidia, and I am set to go.
[Posted by: RtFusion | Date: 03/17/08]
id rather just grab a E4600, a DS3L overclock it ~>3.0, and toss a 8800GS in the mix.that would pretty much beat a phenom [Posted by: Joz | Date: 03/17/08]
5. AMD needs more and more GHz to compete :(
But wonder, how the 2.7GHz and over will be named ? x150 or 10150 ?? damn the last is too long and the first is not that good !! [Posted by: Xajel | Date: 03/17/08]
6. Still far too much power draw to interest me
Come back when power draw under load and idle is at least halved [Posted by: alpha0ne | Date: 03/18/08]
7. Thanks but not interested of shitty processors. If AMD will make a quad that can beat the current Intel solutions then will have the discution again. Until then...
[Posted by: TAViX | Date: 03/18/08]
8. That's great, best bang for the buck, gimme gimme a really cheap quad-core
[Posted by: Enjoy Coffee | Date: 03/18/08]
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id rather just grab a E4600, a DS3L overclock it ~>3.0, and toss a 8800GS in the mix.