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Pentium D802 vs Athlon64 3700+

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k, this one is for my friend.
He needs a budget cpu and these are his choices.
It's going to be used for playing games and multitasking without any hiccups.

Pentium D802 $140CDN
Athlon64 3700+ $155CDN

He is going to pair up with a 7600gt like my sub comp.
Which one would be a better choice?
He also wants to o/c if possible w/ a stock cooler.

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It's going to be used for playing games and multitasking without any hiccups.


Multitasking without hiccups? The 3700+ is a single core.
Get the 802.

Wait, there's an 802? Do you mean the 805?

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It's going to be used for playing games and multitasking without any hiccups.


Multitasking without hiccups? The 3700+ is a single core.
Get the 802.

Wait, there's an 802? Do you mean the 805?


yes, the 805...
im stupid:(

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k, this one is for my friend.
He needs a budget cpu and these are his choices.
It's going to be used for playing games and multitasking without any hiccups.

Pentium D802 $140CDN
Athlon64 3700+ $155CDN

He is going to pair up with a 7600gt like my sub comp.
Which one would be a better choice?
He also wants to o/c if possible w/ a stock cooler.



the 805 is $107 @ newegg right now
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6819116001

If he wants to game, he's going to need a decent mainstream board which is in the $100 range for either processor, the 805 will overclock well and can easily function in gaming + its dual core so multitasking will be hiccup free.

My board just gave up last night, keep getting "system failed cpu test" on my ASUS board so i'm getting a 805 myself, just looking for an AGP, DDR board so i wont have to replace everything.

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