Bang buck processor 2010

[radeonu]

Hello,
In your opinion what is the bang of buck CPU for LGA 775 socket

 

[shubham1401]

Depends...

I like E5200 and Q9400

 

[Raidur]

Q8300 ftw! (or a Q9550 at MC)

Pure gaming; low dual core, OC the sht out of it.

 

[AMW1011]

Bang for the buck processor? Easy. The AMD Athlon II X4 620. It is a full quadcore, has most of the performance of the higher end quadcores, overclocks very well, is on a socket with a decent upgrade path, and only costs $100. This puppy won't bottleneck 2 5970s in crossfire when overclocked!

You can't beat that, at all.

If budgets are even more of a constraint then the Athlon II X2 240/250 for $50 can't be beat with its good dualcore performance and great overclocking.

 

[shubham1401]

Bang for the buck processor? Easy. The AMD Athlon II X4 620. It is a full quadcore, has most of the performance of the higher end quadcores, overclocks very well, is on a socket with a decent upgrade path, and only costs $100. This puppy won't bottleneck 2 5970s in crossfire when overclocked!

You can't beat that, at all.

If budgets are even more of a constraint then the Athlon II X2 240/250 for $50 can't be beat with its good dualcore performance and great overclocking.

OP's talking about Bang for buck LGA 775 processor.

 

[AMW1011]

OP's talking about Bang for buck LGA 775 processor.

Correct I was trolling a bit.

 

[Raidur]

This puppy won't bottleneck 2 5970s in crossfire when overclocked!

I especially liked that part.