it's not INTEL! This whole argument is prety pointless really.. Of course the conroe should be faster than and FX60.. It would be prety retarded of intel if it wasnt, since the conroe is future technology that isnt due for release for *AGES* wereas the FX60...

is the most important thing that makes Conroe faster than FX60 and the new FX62 :?: Is it the movement to 65 nanometer, the L3 cache or the drr2-800mhz support at low latencies :?: I repeat the most important... 1. Conroe does not have L3. 2. The...

maybe. Conroe is supposed to be quicker then yonah and yonah is equal to an X2 3800 clock for clock - intel might just be able to take lead if conroe is quicker. On the other hand, knowing intel cpus, even if it did beat AMD it would be twice the price...

is non-steller performance increase clock for clock. Conroe due in a couple months tho as per AnandTech and Victor Wang appear to be indicative that Conroe will be faster than AMD's upcoming AM2 FX-60, and will cost less than half what the selling price...

performs an average of 20% faster than a FX-60 overclocked to 2.8GHz (future FX-62 speed). If you look at those benchmarks, it appears that the FX60 is faster than Conroe. That's false because, if you take a closer look at those charts, they say at the top,...

Conroe Vs FX60, nevermind theirs but whats your score??. There's been a lot of talk about the cheating benchmark that Intel showed to the world with their Conroe chip but what did you expect? Did you think Intel was going to come out and say "Our new generation...

with the AM2 revision they would still have to drop the price of their FX60 from $1100 down to $300 to stay with the speed over dollar ratio. Any thoughts?????. What I find interesting is that the conroe which Intel put up against the FX60 Amd chip was a midrange...

Let me ask my Boss and you get the same silly answer. Conroe is already out. As for : "Is it faster then Athlon FX-60?" Answer is: probably. I know from experience that it looks faster. I am a tech in a small computer shop. Up to now, since the debut of Intel...