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Hey everyone.
Well I am going to be buying my own computer sometime in the near future, depending on the decisions I need to make. I have 2 computers currently... a AMD K6-350 and a Celeron 466. These are openly used by members of my family and though the Celeron system is mainly used by me, I am going to purchase my own.
Now the main thing bothering me, or should I say the thing that I need some advice/clarification on is about CPU & Motherboard configurations.
I guess one very important question I should ask now... I was thinking of getting Dual CPU so I could get 2 cheaper priced CPU's and still get a fast speed. Is this worth it, or advisable? Forgive me if this is a stupid question but this is one of the areas I am not too sure about.
Also I was thinking is the DDR Motherboard, Memory etc. worth it? Currently here in Australia, AMD and Intel have DDR Motherboards but neither have both Dual CPU and DDR memory as of yet.
What are your opinions? If you need some clarification on some of my questions, please ask. Thank you.
Well I am going to be buying my own computer sometime in the near future, depending on the decisions I need to make. I have 2 computers currently... a AMD K6-350 and a Celeron 466. These are openly used by members of my family and though the Celeron system is mainly used by me, I am going to purchase my own.
Now the main thing bothering me, or should I say the thing that I need some advice/clarification on is about CPU & Motherboard configurations.
I guess one very important question I should ask now... I was thinking of getting Dual CPU so I could get 2 cheaper priced CPU's and still get a fast speed. Is this worth it, or advisable? Forgive me if this is a stupid question but this is one of the areas I am not too sure about.
Also I was thinking is the DDR Motherboard, Memory etc. worth it? Currently here in Australia, AMD and Intel have DDR Motherboards but neither have both Dual CPU and DDR memory as of yet.
What are your opinions? If you need some clarification on some of my questions, please ask. Thank you.