Amd 6000+ v's athlon 7750 be

hey all, got a quick question i got a new mobo
(Sapphire 790GX Chipset PC-AM2RS790G) and got new memory
(Kingston HyperX Dual Channel Kit at 1066 ddr2- Memory - 4 GB) and new power
(OCZ High Power Gamers PSU - 700 Watt Silent 120m) and for what ever reason after asking (for my birthday) my folks got me two diffrent cpu's as follows
:-
AMD Athlon X2 6000+ Dual-Core Processor - 3.10 GHz,1MB L2 Cache,Socket AM2,89W,65 nm

AND

:-

AMD Athlon X2 7750 Black Edition Dual-Core Processor - 2.70 GHz, 3MB Cache, Socket AM2+, 95W, 65 nm

and i cant decide after reading all sorts of reviews which cpu i should install or send back. see if u can see my predicament as the 6000+ is 3.1 ghz and lower watt and a small cache but is quite a older cpu and will only see ddr2 800 not 1066 (cos its a socket am2), where as the 7750 is only 2.70 but a black edition (unlocked multipler) but bigger cache and is basiclly a phemon x4 with 2 cores locked and will see 1066 ddr2 (cos its am2+ socket) and is a newer cpu so im in a bit of a plarva over which one to install so all help gratfully receved thanks all.....Bobbity......

Trade in both of them for this ---->>
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6819103649

If you are gamingn 4 cores do not alway make much difference from 2. The 7750 is a dual core phenom. Black edition has unlocked multjplier so is easy to overclock.

Mike

Both pretty dated, I agree with ainarssems

the 7750 is better all round so if any chose that. Much better in games, it is effectively Phenom X2. It is good value for money considering - but I guess that doesn't bother you, because they were presents.

If you look at the table at http://www.anandtech.com/bench/def [...] p=28&p2=78 , you'll see they are pretty close, trading back and forth. Most differences would be hard to notice. That's at stock. The 7750BE may overclock a little better. If the choice were mine, I would choose the newer 7750BE, as it can also take advantage of the higher DDR2-1066 (I don't know if the chart accounts for that).

well thanks guys thats my rig then:-
Sapphire 790GX Chipset PC-AM2RS790G Crossfire Hybrid CF Motherboard.....
AMD Athlon X2 7750 Black Edition Dual-Core Processor - 2.70 GHz, 3MB Cache, Socket AM2+, 95W, 65 nm.....
Kingston HyperX Dual Channel Kit - Memory - 4 GB ( 2 x 2 GB ) - DIMM 240-pin - DDR2 - 1066 MHz / PC2-8500 - CL5 - 2.2 V - unbuffered - non-ECC....
OCZ High Power Gamers PSU - 700 Watt Silent 120mm Glowing Blue Fan - Matte Black Finish....
geforceelite xfx 8800gts 748mhz(i think)

yer man as soon as mobo gets here(typicall ordered thre amazon "out of stock" so amazon recomend ADMI they have one but stil waiting)then amazon get them in for 15 quid cheeper and free next day delivedry

grrrrrrrrrrrrrr ....lol....Bobbity.....

no he wont.
ive got my 5000+BE with almost 1.5V in it at 3.25GHZ and im using a crappy thermaltake big typhoon.
the highest ive seen my temps go were around 55C and idle is only 34C

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look like we're the same..try changing heatsink, i just change to Coolermaster GeminII S, 3.2 Ghz load at 50..yeah and the stock heatsink stinks too..

well, every processor is differant, you may have just happened to get a really good one at of the batch.
congrats on your sweet OC though

Realisticaly, your gonna be looking at 3.1-3.2 Ghz on the 7750, and if your DAMN lucky you can get 3.3-3.4 with the 6000. However, the 7750 is going to be the faster processor after OCing, so thats your winner.

However, I would do some sweet talking and try and get the trade for an X3 720.