Please People!! Intel worked hard to make their P4 the best. But I don't
care about how fast this P4, the one I typed this on
goes. It's nice when encoding Video. Older Intel's did suck, AMD's were
faster.
Were just slowly watching some of the same stuff replay it's self.
AMD's 64 bit CPU has en Edge, not in speed. But that it's 64Bit, and they
have it first.
AMD did this by linking/stacking, two 32Bit cpu's to make it one 64 Bit, and
makes sense.
How can you run it in 32Bit modes so easy? That's how.
Hmm? In the short time I've had my AMD 2000+ XP I've benched it against this
one, even if I slow it down, I still almost beat my AMD
Heh?
Here's the thing. I have an Unamed game I play. (Copyright Laws, I think
People Understand.)
I can run it close to 200 FP/s on my P4, I can't say I can play it @
that. As a matter a fact, I tried.
My AMD may only give me around 100 or so FP/s, BUT!! The point is, you can
play it @ the speed it needs to go.
And I have also found my AMD to be a little more compatible when it comes to
game pads, and other hardware.
So lets see now onced noow Shakey
Burning Fast/ ta, too fast. Costs Much $$$$
Just as fast as needed, and more compatible. A lot less cost in $$$$
It still Costs close to 400$ or more for a 3.2 GHz Cpu/ Around 200$ or less
for one of the faster AMD's without going to Athlon 64, that would be over
200$
Full Computer system for under 1,000$ & even some extra's not needed.
Or
Over 1,000 for speed some people won't ever use.
Shock my head the other day @ the place I buy my Computer stuff.
I thought the guy should've just gone with AMD, he just wanted a gaming
system.
But no, he had to have a 800FSB P4, I have one, and I say all that speed is
NOT! Needed.
What do others think?
Denny.

Always with a smile, even if times are bad.