Was that directed at me?max wrote:
read up on the e5200 (and e2xxx) before you sound like an idiot
Wow I just asked why and you call me an idiot. Disappointed.max wrote:
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If that's really the case, you fail at expressing yourself..Sup wrote:
Thats why i was asking how much did he pay for it. No need for the superior tone Freezer.Freezer7Pro wrote:
"Why a Pentium?".Sup wrote:
What?
Well, maybe because they're the most price-worthy processors on the market?
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You fail at understanding. Is "Why a Pentium?" not a question?Freezer7Pro wrote:
If that's the case, you fail at expressing yourself..Sup wrote:
Thats why i was asking how much did he pay for it. No need for the superior tone Freezer.Freezer7Pro wrote:
"Why a Pentium?"
Well, maybe because they're the most price-worthy processors on the market?
even smart people can ask idiotic questions.Sup wrote:
Wow I just asked why and you call me an idiot. Disappointed.max wrote:
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It's an extremely unneccesary question. You make it sound like he just bought a Pentium D, and I'm not the only one saying so..Sup wrote:
You fail at understanding. Is "Why a Pentium?" not a question?Freezer7Pro wrote:
If that's the case, you fail at expressing yourself..Sup wrote:
Thats why i was asking how much did he pay for it. No need for the superior tone Freezer.
Oh it was just a question. Don't know why all the hasslemax wrote:
even smart people can ask idiotic questions.Sup wrote:
Wow I just asked why and you call me an idiot. Disappointed.max wrote:
si
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What made you think I was criticizing him? If I ask you why a BMW would that be a critique and offence towards you? Just asking.max wrote:
oh well whatever. Your question was coming across as if you were criticizing his choice
The thing is, the reasons for getting a PDC are nothing if not extremely obvious: They're the best price/performance CPUs on the market. There's no point in asking, as the only answer you'll get is "good price/performance" or "good price"..Sup wrote:
What made you think I was criticizing him? If I ask you why a BMW would that be a critique and offence towards you? Just asking.max wrote:
oh well whatever. Your question was coming across as if you were criticizing his choice
I was hoping to get an answer before getting flamed. Oh well more luck next time I guess.Freezer7Pro wrote:
The thing is, the reasons for getting a PDC are nothing if not extremely obvious: They're the best price/performance CPUs on the market. There's no point in asking, as the only answer you'll get is "good price/performance" or "good price"..Sup wrote:
What made you think I was criticizing him? If I ask you why a BMW would that be a critique and offence towards you? Just asking.max wrote:
oh well whatever. Your question was coming across as if you were criticizing his choice
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But why did you ask? You know just as well as I do what answers you would get..Sup wrote:
I was hoping to get an answer before getting flamed. Oh well more luck next time I guess.Freezer7Pro wrote:
The thing is, the reasons for getting a PDC are nothing if not extremely obvious: They're the best price/performance CPUs on the market. There's no point in asking, as the only answer you'll get is "good price/performance" or "good price"..Sup wrote:
What made you think I was criticizing him? If I ask you why a BMW would that be a critique and offence towards you? Just asking.
I don't know for how much Pentiums go for these days and what their performance is. It was an honest question. Too bad I can't get a decent answer these days. Flame before answer right?Freezer7Pro wrote:
But why did you ask? You know just as well as I do what answers you would get..Sup wrote:
I was hoping to get an answer before getting flamed. Oh well more luck next time I guess.Freezer7Pro wrote:
The thing is, the reasons for getting a PDC are nothing if not extremely obvious: They're the best price/performance CPUs on the market. There's no point in asking, as the only answer you'll get is "good price/performance" or "good price".
Unless you thought it was a Pentium D.
£50 something i think, i had an e6300 before..Sup wrote:
Why a Pentium? How much was it?
But feezers opinion, on all things tech, is THE WORD!.Sup wrote:
Thats why i was asking how much did he pay for it. No need for the superior tone Freezer.Freezer7Pro wrote:
"Why a Pentium?".Sup wrote:
What?
Well, maybe because they're the most price-worthy processors on the market?
*Twitchtwoblacklines wrote:
£50 something i think, i had an e6300 before..Sup wrote:
Why a Pentium? How much was it?
Its the e5200 with the unlocked multiplier.
And i bought it as they are very efficient not to mention i should see just under 4ghz out of it, got 3.2ghz out of my e6300 which was 1.8ghz per core standard, with a low multiplier.
