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aufan17   07-30-2002 at 03:18:59 AM

pretty similar as far as performance goes with the parts listed below?

Computer 1
Pentium 4 - 2.26GHz
Kingston 512MB 1066MHz RAM
ASUS P4T533 MOBO
Geforce 4 Ti4200(Overclocked to Ti 4400 speed)

Computer 2
AMD Athlon XP 2100+
Corsair 512MB PC2700 DDRAM
ABIT KX7-333 Socket A VIA KT333 MOBO
Geforce 4 Ti4600

Thanks for any comments

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Chuck232   07-30-2002 at 04:10:57 AM
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Well, the P4T533 won't support PC1066. They need the extremely rare RIMM4200. You can get the P4T533-C though. The P4 will be faster, although with overclocking, it'll be even faster.

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aufan17   07-30-2002 at 05:13:00 AM
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My bad, it is P4T533-C

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eden   07-30-2002 at 05:17:51 AM
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Comp above will definitly be more powerful, however in non-SSE2 FPU intensive apps, the AXP will win. As for gaming, I doubt the Ti4600 will be beaten by the Ti4400 on the 2.26GHZ P4, but I could be wrong since the P4's speed allows the GF4s to use their power to the max, AND the new FSB and RAM add up to 20% performance in gaming.

So I'd say both systems will be fairly equal, only because one has something the other doesn't or is weaker.

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imgod2u   07-30-2002 at 07:11:25 AM
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Well first of all, you could probably overclock the Ti4200 to stock Ti4600 speeds. Secondly, it really depends on what software. However, as far as average performance, the top machine will probably come out on top. Overclock it and it'll definitely come out on top.

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