Benchmark e7400 x2 6000+

[l2trish]

i got to chose betwin an am2-e (asus mainbord ) with 4g ram ddr800 and a GV-N26OC-896I video card and prceser 6000+ x2 from amd and
intel core 2 duo e7400 with p5kpl (mainbord from asus ) with 4g ram ddr 800 and the same grafic card
i wanna know what is the best configuration 4 playing game's maximum fps (if is posibe 4 lineage2 )

 

[festerovic]

I think the core 2 duo e7400 is a good pairing with the 260. That motherboard is solid, but it won't let you overclock much if any. Honestly, I don't think there would be a big difference between either system.

 

[roofus]

the e7400 will bitch slap that 6000+. the 6000 is old tech even in this comparison. loved mine and all but even a lower clocked core2 will eat it up.

 

[Bluescreendeath]

The Athlon 6000 series is maybe comparable to the old 65nm Core2Duos
The new 45nm Core2Duo E7400 is way better at stock speeds, and can overclock much more.

 

[ukcal]

I think the core 2 duo e7400 is a good pairing with the 260. That motherboard is solid, but it won't let you overclock much if any. Honestly, I don't think there would be a big difference between either system.

Just for the knowledge of those on this forum, I have an e7300 on a P5KPL/1600 Motherboard and it is currently running perfectly stable at 3.2Ghz, as opposed to 2.66Ghz stock. With the help of an Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro Rev. 2 and a slight voltage tweak.
And yes, it will easily beat the AMD, even on the lower clock speed. Hope this helps.

 

[l2trish]

ok 10x until now all al 4 intel so i shink i will do the swich betwin amd

 

[jonpaul37]

I have had both and the only difference is the Intel E7400 is a little newer in comparison to the 6000+ and it will overclock a TON better.

So initially, clock-for-clock, the E7400 is better, if you're getting it for the same price as the 6000+, then go E7400 all the way.