Which company u like better?
rite now AMD has the edge over intel with there 64 and FX series...
| |
|
Welcome to KnowledgeSutra - Dear Guest 
, Please Register here to get Your own website. - Ask a Question / Express Opinion / Reply
w/o Sign-Up!
| |
1
81 replies to this topic
#6
-
- Kontributors
-
- 607 posts
Colonel Panic
- Location:Toronto, Canada
- myCENT:NEGATIVE[-66.72]
Posted 30 July 2004 - 02:52 PM
I love AMD for their price and for its speed.
FACTS:
AMD Athlon XP was rated to be for gaming
Intel Pentium 4 was rated for office use or for developers
FACTS:
AMD Athlon XP was rated to be for gaming
Intel Pentium 4 was rated for office use or for developers
#9
-
- Kontributors
-
- 423 posts
Super Member
Posted 31 July 2004 - 02:03 AM
I think there was a thread aobut this issue some time ago.
Anyway, AMD's 64 aren't really doing any good because it does not have any supporting programs or specific OSs they can work with. Of course, the 64 is way more powerful, but as I said, there are not much programs in the world that can tap its full potential.
On the other hand, Intel's new processors are very expensive but it pays because of its stability. Talking aobut stsbility, I use a AMD Athlon xp 1800+ but I do not experience stability issues. The only thing that irritates me is the noise from the CPU fan. My school's computers use Intel processors and I can hardly hear their noise. So from my guess, its probably that AMD cpus produce either more heat, or maybe their coolers jsut can't match Intel.
This conclusion isn't really all fair because I don't have the exact speeds of the school com's CPU and so forth, but this can show some info.(if you can pick up what i mean..)
That's probably why AMD is for gaming and Intel is from devloptment/business.
-Shackman
Anyway, AMD's 64 aren't really doing any good because it does not have any supporting programs or specific OSs they can work with. Of course, the 64 is way more powerful, but as I said, there are not much programs in the world that can tap its full potential.
On the other hand, Intel's new processors are very expensive but it pays because of its stability. Talking aobut stsbility, I use a AMD Athlon xp 1800+ but I do not experience stability issues. The only thing that irritates me is the noise from the CPU fan. My school's computers use Intel processors and I can hardly hear their noise. So from my guess, its probably that AMD cpus produce either more heat, or maybe their coolers jsut can't match Intel.
This conclusion isn't really all fair because I don't have the exact speeds of the school com's CPU and so forth, but this can show some info.(if you can pick up what i mean..)
That's probably why AMD is for gaming and Intel is from devloptment/business.
-Shackman
Reply to this topic
1 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 1 guests, 0 anonymous users
