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system, and your question becomes a lot easier to answer. Go ahead and read fully this review of CPU scaling with GTX295. It'll answer most of your questions. As it is, an E8400 could power a GTX295 fine. It boils down to what else you plan on doing,...

flamed; and will still be when B3 corrects the TLB and 45nm brings higher stock clocks and better thermals. The number of Wolfie reports regarding core temps issues is akin to the number of reports of Phenom's having a bad core 2. Neither issue has been...

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A P45 is a P45, right? I think so, so the Foxconn should be fine provided the MB product page supplies you with a Forum to ask questions about the board with other owners/users. And, is Foxconn's product page up to date with drivers/downloads etc. I never...

is the CPU Multiplier, and FSB is the front side bus.[/code] Example: The Q6600 runs at a factory setting of 2.40 GHz. That's the product of a 9x multiplier and a 266 MHz FSB (quad pumped it's 1066 MHz but we're not quad pumping these numbers). So CPU...

better. What are your thoughts on my wish lists? Thank you again. I do not see your application as particularly cpu intensive. Correct me if I am wrong. If that is the case, a cpu like the E8400 would do well. If you do need quad cores, and lots of...

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solely on factory clock speed. i.e. Phenom II at 3.1 ghz vs I7 at 3 ghz. The question is strange. Processing power is now based on number of cores and architecture and not so dependent on the factory clock speed. It's like asking which car has more horsepower,...