the same reason for me 2 and all of us herejoker3327 wrote:
Ok I clicked AMD......reason .....it just seems to P*ss all over intel for gaming......which is what most of us use or PCs for!!
Lets see what Core Duo / Conroe comes up with
Poll
AMD vs. Intel
AMD is the 1337 | 61% | 61% - 130 | ||||
Intel is the 1337 | 38% | 38% - 82 | ||||
Total: 212 |
hahaha..check my sig!cyborg_ninja-117 wrote:
but then intel will know my ip and contact my isp and kidnap me! but nevertheless i am a ninja. if they find me i will commit sepeku so i wont give out info lol
AMD will pwnze j00
I worked in a IT company for some years and they always pushed intel..... greedy bastards they were! high margin in price of cpu units and yankie hardcore business incentives behind them.............Me i LOVE AMD and the AMD are the absolute best for Gaming and regular day to day stuff........ Long live AMD!JeeSqwat wrote:
the same reason for me 2 and all of us herejoker3327 wrote:
Ok I clicked AMD......reason .....it just seems to P*ss all over intel for gaming......which is what most of us use or PCs for!!
Lets see what Core Duo / Conroe comes up with
Quite agree....forget benchmarks..a damn good fragfest shows the difference better for mejaymz9350 wrote:
not to say benchies aren't good ways to see performance but when i see some that say my system should play bf2 at about 140 fps (forget where it was someone here posted the link) and i really only get 85-90 it's hard for me to trust these. and also i'm in no way saying conroe isn't great just i don't think everyone in the world needs one. if no one buy's an amd proc, then they go under and intel becomes the microsoft of cpu's, no matter what kind of crap they make you have little choice but to buy it.cyborg_ninja-117 wrote:
http://forumz.tomshardware.com/hardware … 83765.htmljoker3327 wrote:
Ok I clicked AMD......reason .....it just seems to P*ss all over intel for gaming......which is what most of us use or PCs for!!
Lets see what Core Duo / Conroe comes up with
collection of conroe data.
super PI 1M in under 10 seconds! now thats amazing
DELL by any chance?hilltop2bit wrote:
I worked in a IT company for some years and they always pushed intel..... greedy bastards they were! high margin in price of cpu units and yankie hardcore business incentives behind them.............Me i LOVE AMD and the AMD are the absolute best for Gaming and regular day to day stuff........ Long live AMD!JeeSqwat wrote:
the same reason for me 2 and all of us herejoker3327 wrote:
Ok I clicked AMD......reason .....it just seems to P*ss all over intel for gaming......which is what most of us use or PCs for!!
Lets see what Core Duo / Conroe comes up with
AMD. My first, and last, 'love' for a processor producer.
iv always had AMD, never had a problem with them, currently run a dual core 4800 which iv had since last year.
also, intel adverts reeally annoy me, it seems like dell and pcworld must work for them or something, cuz thats the only thing they ever advertise..the only AMD ad iv ever seen is on the Ferrari F1 team.
so i dont really hate intel becasue of them, mainly because dell and pc world piss me off..
also, intel adverts reeally annoy me, it seems like dell and pcworld must work for them or something, cuz thats the only thing they ever advertise..the only AMD ad iv ever seen is on the Ferrari F1 team.
so i dont really hate intel becasue of them, mainly because dell and pc world piss me off..
I have both Intel and AMD in my stuff at home. Each processor has had certain functions at which it excels. Even as good as the A64 is, there were some applications that didn't care about IPC and performed better from raw clock speed, and Intel dominated these benchmarks with the P4. On the other hand, programs that were more responsive to IPC and those heavy in FP calcs seemed to favor the AMD.
As for gaming, the video card is going to be what makes or breaks the performance there. I don't concern myself with the gaming benchmarks of CPUs, simply because I know better. They run the resolutions and driver/game settings to prevent the video card from being a bottleneck. Problem is that these settings are rarely what anyone uses when they actually play the game.
As for gaming, the video card is going to be what makes or breaks the performance there. I don't concern myself with the gaming benchmarks of CPUs, simply because I know better. They run the resolutions and driver/game settings to prevent the video card from being a bottleneck. Problem is that these settings are rarely what anyone uses when they actually play the game.
reason amd doesnt advertise a lot is that its simply they dont have the money too while intel is a larger company.semerkhet83 wrote:
iv always had AMD, never had a problem with them, currently run a dual core 4800 which iv had since last year.
also, intel adverts reeally annoy me, it seems like dell and pcworld must work for them or something, cuz thats the only thing they ever advertise..the only AMD ad iv ever seen is on the Ferrari F1 team.
so i dont really hate intel becasue of them, mainly because dell and pc world piss me off..
for the mem controlloer, same reason you need chipset drivers.cyborg_ninja-117 wrote:
another reason why i dont like AMD... why the hell do u need drivers for cpus...
The problem with your poll is that it reflects the past, not the future. Of course AMD will win the poll....but they just lost the current battle.
AMD has ruled the roost for several years and to be honest, I've loved every freakin minute of it. I am genuinely happy to see the underdog on top. The downside of this is how badly the AMD prices were getting. No longer was AMD the uber affordable chips it once was. Now however, the ball is in the back into the Intel court. The fact that Intel is about to soundly kick AMD's ass is good for everyone. The new Intel prices are relatively low, and AMD is frantically slashing prices, as that is all they have to bring to the table at this point. In the end, we all win regardless of which brand we prefer.
This new round of competition is very good for the gamer. I'm still very happy with my AMD chip for the moment but I can guarantee in 6 months I'll be gaming with Intel and hoping the next round goes back to AMD.
AMD has ruled the roost for several years and to be honest, I've loved every freakin minute of it. I am genuinely happy to see the underdog on top. The downside of this is how badly the AMD prices were getting. No longer was AMD the uber affordable chips it once was. Now however, the ball is in the back into the Intel court. The fact that Intel is about to soundly kick AMD's ass is good for everyone. The new Intel prices are relatively low, and AMD is frantically slashing prices, as that is all they have to bring to the table at this point. In the end, we all win regardless of which brand we prefer.
This new round of competition is very good for the gamer. I'm still very happy with my AMD chip for the moment but I can guarantee in 6 months I'll be gaming with Intel and hoping the next round goes back to AMD.
Dual-Core Pentium 4's with HT technology FTW.
From a computer Techs point of view.
AMD FTW!!!!!!
Intel aint shit.
AMD FTW!!!!!!
Intel aint shit.
The reason i chose amd is cause the L1 cache is at least 2.5times more than intel which is what is important in a processor, run cooler, use less voltage to run, overclockable, dont get fps spikes, has cheaper ram, and it less confusing of which one is upgradable ex pent d pent m wtf how can you tell amd uses #s which is a lot easier.
the new conroe will have around the same amount of L1 cache w/ amd's current cpu, and the conroe has 8times more L2 cache than production line AMD cpu's (excluding FX series)The#1Spot wrote:
The reason i chose amd is cause the L1 cache is at least 2.5times more than intel which is what is important in a processor, run cooler, use less voltage to run, overclockable, dont get fps spikes, has cheaper ram, and it less confusing of which one is upgradable ex pent d pent m wtf how can you tell amd uses #s which is a lot easier.
Conroe overclocked from 3ghz to 5ghz on air cooled and the temp is 75F. All benchmarks say that the conroe out preformed the amd chip. I think all the people that see the benchmarks for conroe are in denial. They don't want to believe that its true. Computer places have pushed amd products for so long, and now they are most likely going to start pushing the new conroe, its cheaper and more faser.
its not that theyre in denial, they are just fanboyz who cant see the lightgburndred wrote:
Conroe overclocked from 3ghz to 5ghz on air cooled and the temp is 75F. All benchmarks say that the conroe out preformed the amd chip. I think all the people that see the benchmarks for conroe are in denial. They don't want to believe that its true. Computer places have pushed amd products for so long, and now they are most likely going to start pushing the new conroe, its cheaper and more faser.
Lmao, there is no hope for them.cyborg_ninja-117 wrote:
its not that theyre in denial, they are just fanboyz who cant see the lightgburndred wrote:
Conroe overclocked from 3ghz to 5ghz on air cooled and the temp is 75F. All benchmarks say that the conroe out preformed the amd chip. I think all the people that see the benchmarks for conroe are in denial. They don't want to believe that its true. Computer places have pushed amd products for so long, and now they are most likely going to start pushing the new conroe, its cheaper and more faser.
Another intel lover
YEAHHHHHHHHH
wtf did you get 8times more l2 cache than amd the max right now on amd is 2mb and dells best is 4mb whch will make it 2 times more. BTW L2 cache is secondary memory so its not near as important and dell relies on L2 a lot so thats why it has more the most expensive intel processor on the market which ususally is the fastest has $1018 on newegg has 56kbL1 cache cause it relies on the 4mb L2 and amd has had 256kb since the x2 was out and the cost around $300 which only relies on 512kbx512kb which makes it way more efficient. Also if Itel conroe has the same amout of L1 cache how come they never post it like the other processors they sell hmmm i make my point here.cyborg_ninja-117 wrote:
the new conroe will have around the same amount of L1 cache w/ amd's current cpu, and the conroe has 8times more L2 cache than production line AMD cpu's (excluding FX series)The#1Spot wrote:
The reason i chose amd is cause the L1 cache is at least 2.5times more than intel which is what is important in a processor, run cooler, use less voltage to run, overclockable, dont get fps spikes, has cheaper ram, and it less confusing of which one is upgradable ex pent d pent m wtf how can you tell amd uses #s which is a lot easier.
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He is right, 2MB is the max for AMD, and 4MB is the max for Intel when it comes to L2 cache. L1 is more important and L2 isn't really used at all.The#1Spot wrote:
wtf did you get 8times more l2 cache than amd the max right now on amd is 2mb and dells best is 4mb whch will make it 2 times more. BTW L2 cache is secondary memory so its not near as important and dell relies on L2 a lot so thats why it has more the most expensive intel processor on the market which ususally is the fastest has $1018 on newegg has 56kbL1 cache cause it relies on the 4mb L2 and amd has had 256kb since the x2 was out and the cost around $300 which only relies on 512kbx512kb which makes it way more efficient.cyborg_ninja-117 wrote:
the new conroe will have around the same amount of L1 cache w/ amd's current cpu, and the conroe has 8times more L2 cache than production line AMD cpu's (excluding FX series)The#1Spot wrote:
The reason i chose amd is cause the L1 cache is at least 2.5times more than intel which is what is important in a processor, run cooler, use less voltage to run, overclockable, dont get fps spikes, has cheaper ram, and it less confusing of which one is upgradable ex pent d pent m wtf how can you tell amd uses #s which is a lot easier.
Final Words
Intel's Core 2 Extreme X6800 didn't lose a single benchmark in our comparison; not a single one. In many cases, the $183 Core 2 Duo E6300 actually outperformed Intel's previous champ: the Pentium Extreme Edition 965. In one day, Intel has made its entire Pentium D lineup of processors obsolete. Intel's Core 2 processors offer the sort of next-generation micro-architecture performance leap that we honestly haven't seen from Intel since the introduction of the P6.
Compared to AMD's Athlon 64 X2 the situation gets a lot more competitive, but AMD still doesn't stand a chance. The Core 2 Extreme X6800, Core 2 Duo E6700 and E6600 were pretty consistently in the top 3 or 4 spots in each benchmark, with the E6600 offering better performance than AMD's FX-62 flagship in the vast majority of benchmarks. Another way of looking at it is that Intel's Core 2 Duo E6600 is effectively a $316 FX-62, which doesn't sound bad at all.
Enthusuasts have not seen overclocking like this since Socket 478 days, and in fact Core 2 may be even better. The 2.4GHz E6600, which outperformed the FX-62 in most benchmarks at stock speed costs $316, and overclocked to 4Ghz with excellent air cooling. With that kind of performance, value, and overclocking the E6600 will likely become the preferred chip for serious overclockers - particularly those that are looking for champagne performance on a smaller budget.
For christs sake people, dont take my word for it, dont take the above words for it. Go out and read for yourselves. This is just not debatable. Intel has swept the field. You can argue the point all you want, but tha fact remains......Intel has just rendered all of their previous processors obsolete, and nearly decimated AMD's offering as well. The only thing one can say for AMD at this point is that at least the new intel platform didnt slaughter THEM as bad as it slaughtered it's OWN previous offerings.Testing Conroe with eight motherboards and thirteen different 2GB memory kits taught us quite a lot about using Conroe as the center of a new system. The Core 2 Duo CPU is fast, cool, and generally easy to work with in every motherboard with every memory we tested. Most of our Reference systems have been based on AMD/AM2 for the last couple of years. To be honest, going back to some of those same systems after our Conroe testing, the differences are more obvious and painful than you might think. Conroe is clearly the faster platform - and not by small, barely measurable differences.
Intel owns bragging rights now. Get used to it, now or later, AMD has nothing to bring to the table other than price cuts before late 2007/2008.
I don't like this any more than you all, as I've been running AMD since 1995 but I'm also not an idiot. I know a good thing when I see it.
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