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Replying to hitmanblood

Am a network engineer and can tell you that it will be a long time before intel catches AMD. Sorry

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I'm an IT Engineer myself so not given to brand loyalty only facts. Depends alot how you build a Gaming Machine, suffice to say that I bought a AMD 6400 Black Edition and put a Silent Night cooler on it runs 54C underr Ful Crysis Load, 4 gig Cosair ballistic Tracer, Vista 64 Bit Premium, 9600Gts Nvidia 1 gig on board. Same setup with but with Intel Core Duo . Every time the Black Edition Unlocked hammered the Intels Problem is built a Phenom too, the Dual Core 6400 hammered that too. So Phenoms seem variable. I'l give you the full specs but I'm buying 20 more of theses Athlon 64 X2 black Editions,,my Gam,er customers love them,, one @ 3.9ghz o'clocked totally stable all day play:) I think the Ballistix Tracer helped too.

Unemotionally AMD clearly Faster IN PRACTICE QED

-reply by Mick

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AMd bestBetter? Amd Phenom Or Intel Core 2 Quad

Amd Phenom is always better. Super ziglling speed. I am using AMD Phenom from last 3 months. There is great performance.I would suggest amd phenom..Intel is wastage of money... Last depends on u.

-reply by kapil Goyal

 

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same delimaBetter? Amd Phenom Or Intel Core 2 Quad

yeah I'm getting ready to build a quad core system too, and I'm having trouble deciding too, but I'm pretty sure I'm gonna go with the amd phenom. I don't play computer games cuz I have a playstation 2 for that, however I want a fast system to build a pc based home recording studio.  I have 1.5 gigs ram and an xp3200 right now and I get a lot of audio dropouts especially when using vst plugins. Hopefully a quad core processor and 4 gigs of ram will cure this issue?  any suggestions anyone?

-reply by shawn