so is it better to buy amd since their equivalents are cheaper?
Intel CPUs will receive a price cut very soon (22nd Apr). You may decide what to buy after that day.
This is right. The only caveat is that, although the price-equivalent x2's are as cheap or cheaper than the similar performing Core2Duo, overclocking is the swing vote. If you don't want to overclock, then AMD will serve you well, but if you want a lot of extra unharnessed performance through overclocking.....Core2Duo is without equal. GL
Oh horsecrap. Still vying for poster of the year eh?
The new brisbane 1.9 3600+ is overclocking to 3ghz no problem so thats old news horsecrap. At $65, it cant be beat especially with a very inexpensive AM2 board. Your talking $130 cpu/mobo vs. C2D $270 cpu/mobo.First of all, x2 3600+ is tapped out ~3.1GHz. Many many E6300/E4300 will hit higher than that. Even if they
only hit 3.0GHz, they'de still run circles around the 3600+ at ~3GHz. Lastly, the question was... which Intel CPU matches up with which AMD CPU.....nothing asked about mobo. Why can't you.........
PLEASE...for all the forum members sake,
learn to read? :x
wow I dont know what to say. When a $130 package yields nearly the same performance as a $270 package, your response is...
learn to read? You need to
learn to focus on what is relevant. I'm beginning to suspect that some people have simply watched too many intel commercials and heard that jingle too many times.