People seem to be buying new processors and then overclocking them straight away. What's with this trend?
I mean, are we at a point whereby people think the dual core route is a bit of a waste - I mean, baring in mind quad core.
Are Intel and AMD going down the wrong route here?
How many people are overclocking for gaming use?
I find it odd as a long time ago AMD went 64 bit - where the hell are all the 64 bit games? Now that we are in dual and quad core territory, are we going to see games that utilise these cores? There is hardly a glut of 64 bit games - how a long ago did 64 bit processors arrive?
In a nutshell - who is all of this for? Are Intel and AMD focussing on gaming here or is there another motive for the cores?
How many of you are gamers and are trying to push these processors for games?
I mean, are we at a point whereby people think the dual core route is a bit of a waste - I mean, baring in mind quad core.
Are Intel and AMD going down the wrong route here?
How many people are overclocking for gaming use?
I find it odd as a long time ago AMD went 64 bit - where the hell are all the 64 bit games? Now that we are in dual and quad core territory, are we going to see games that utilise these cores? There is hardly a glut of 64 bit games - how a long ago did 64 bit processors arrive?
In a nutshell - who is all of this for? Are Intel and AMD focussing on gaming here or is there another motive for the cores?
How many of you are gamers and are trying to push these processors for games?