OK said this was going to be short but 2 posts? anyway thanks for the info its has been noted :) but I want more so :)
I'll not Deny on a benchmark test, or any other test people have dreamed up to test a processors processing power, Intel will blow AMD out the water at the moment, but....
If you were to place two similar spec systems one AMD based and one Intel based next to each other, could you tell the difference?
Yes the Intel system would be fractionally faster when transcoding audio,video files, but when running Applications/Software would there be any discernible difference?
I'll not argue that just say that if I could have I would have gone the Intel route and would recommend anyone else that if they could afford it to do the same.
I'm not sure if your agreeing or disagreeing with my point here? but when I put my system together to go the Intel route added a fraction more than £100 to the cost and the final clincher was my upgrade argument, that the AMD route offered me separate Motherboard, and CPU upgrade times,
that is to say that hopefully Jan 010 hopefully will be able to upgrade my CPU to a quad core or 2 X Dual and then upgrade the Motherboard towards the end of the year.
I did not see this option on the Intel route, and if I had of gone the 775 socket then to go to a i7 CPU would mean a new motherboard with a 1366 socket?
So to me if you want to build a system, and leave it as is save your pennies and at a later date build a new system Intel wins
but if you want to build a system and at a later date upgrade that same system on a budget then AMD wins
Hmmm interesting statements and concept if they can do it a Motherboard with a GPU socket and a possible GPU RAM slot, I need to research this more before comment