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HEy guys what is better

The new amd cpu' the x4 or the intel cpu's x4

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Without any information about what you intend to use it for or what your budget is, this is all I can give you:

The answers you seek

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randomizer wrote :

Without any information about what you intend to use it for or what your budget is, this is all I can give you:

The answers you seek


[:mousemonkey:1] 'Kin superb!

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mousemonkey wrote :

[:mousemonkey:1] 'Kin superb!



fupped duck excellent too. :lol:


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They are both better. Anytime you buy AMD or Intel, their bottom line (ie profits) are better. With that in mind, pick a side, become either AMD fanboi ir Intel fanboi and join the battle waged in the Tom's Hardware cyberspace.

Reply to HundredIslandsBoy

We're a little short of Intel fanboys lately. I'd recommend that side.

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Wait 'till i5 tips up, that'll get them crawling out of the woodwork.

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^ no it's just that cjl and psychosaysdie aren't as fanboiey(sp?) anymore.

Reply to Helloworld_98

I thought OP ask, "what is butter?" Then I read, "cpuses" somehow. I got to thinkin' butter and cpuses. Who cares which butter is better. Someone is at the door. Must be the escort service.

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Does the MB affect the CPU?

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If Windows 7 is coming out next? What happened to 1 through 6??? Kind of like preparation H, what happened to A through G?

I guess these will be the questions if Tom ever starts a new site "Tom's Software", lol.

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3.1, Windows95, 98, ME, XP, and Vista were the first six. But NT and Windows 2000 don't count according to MS for some reason.

 


Message edited by mousemonkey on 05-25-2009 at 04:06:25 PM
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No, most of those are non-NT versions. I'd say it would be based on the NT line.

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I can't for the life of me remember where I read that, but I'm pretty sure that the N(ever) T(ested) line doesn't count.

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I can't see why it wouldn't. Windows 7 is based on the NT 6.1 kernel.

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After doing a bit of googling the consensus seems to be that W7 is named after the kernel revisions and not the previous versions of Windows.


Message edited by mousemonkey on 05-26-2009 at 10:57:03 AM
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^ that still doesn't make much sense because it's based on the 6.1 kernel.

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I never said it made sense :lol:, hence why there is a bit of confusion as to why W7 is called W7.

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it should be called Windows 6.1

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