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P4C800 Deluxe from Asus Support P5?

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Whatever they are calling the P5/P4 3.4 and up? I was going to upgrade in November to be ready for the newest games like Doom3 but when I read on here that the P4 3.2GHZ was the last of the of P4 current architecture line I was thinking maybe I will end up waiting for a motherboard that will support the newest arhitecture p4/p5 3.4GHZ CPU. I hate to purchase a motherboard at the end of its life as far as processor upgrades go.

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yes it sould support prescott we dont know yet if they will be call P5 or just have a suffix to tell that a Prescott core not a Nortwood.In any case they are still P4 and yes your board will support earlie speed grade like 3.4 and higher but only up to 4 GhZ at best.

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k, thanks that is good news to hear. I was thinking I was going to end up waiting for another 3 months or something as the new motherboard market for the newer CPU's emerged.

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after the new cpu is release in Q4 they will evolve as P4 socket 478 but in 2004 2h there will be replace by socket T so there wont be much time to upgrade be i suggest that in 1.5 year you upgrade from your actual CPU to the newer prescott when it will be dirt cheap and there will be very good improvement

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One year to upgrade is all I really expect. Purchasing a ~$200 cpu is usually about all I spend and wait till the next cpu in that series that will be a nice boost in power lowers to that price range then sell the one I have on ebay and purchase the newer cpu. So, I like my motherboard to last at least a year too before I start thinking I may want to upgrade. I have kept my current motherboard and processor for over a year already and am very happy with its current performance with all games. I know when Doom3 comes out I will want to upgrade my system so if Doom3 is delayed I can wait longer lol.

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just by moving from a 3.2 to a 3.4 will give a good 30% increase.

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Did you really just say that a ~6 to 7 percent speed increase will boost overall performance by 30 percent?

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When you factor in the 20% better clock for clock, yes.

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It will have several other enhancements, including twice as much L2 cache and 30% more L1 cache.

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