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can anyone explain betweeen the intel core duo and quad...obviously price and duo and quad....and which is better intel or AMD, also wut is the best processor under 200

i guess no one kno

better, no idea,
core duo and quad are so named because duo has 2 processors on one die, and quad has 4 on one die
i think theres not much difference between them these days,
and the best for sub 200 quid, get the highest cache, FSB and Speed you can obviously

Best Quad Under 200$ (195$): Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 Kentsfield 2.4GHz LGA 775 Quad-Core Processor Model HH80562PH0568M
Best Dual Under 200$(190$): Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 Wolfdale 3.0GHz LGA 775 65W Dual-Core Processor Model BX80570E8400
There you go

rico002 said:
can anyone explain betweeen the intel core duo and quad...obviously price and duo and quad....and which is better intel or AMD, also wut is the best processor under 200
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www.tomshardware.com
Try this link, there are a lot of comparisons between processors, graphic cards, ....

Mikulec said:
www.tomshardware.com
Try this link, there are a lot of comparisons between processors, graphic cards, ....
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...But i made it so he wouldnt have to read

zeezee said:
...But i made it so he wouldnt have to read
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ok, that was nice from u. But at the site u can choose benchmark and compare the performance of the CPUs (unfortunately I dont know if there is posibility to campare intel duo and quad, need to look at it).
EDIT: http://www.tomshardware.com/charts/...,1225,1291,1223,1222,1289,1279,1313,1276,1311
that should do it.

coo...thnks ppl, that duo under 200 3.0 is nice i thnk ima get that one, its prolly on newegg

rico002 said:
coo...thnks ppl, that duo under 200 3.0 is nice i thnk ima get that one, its prolly on newegg
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haha yep - it sure is

Need your opinions on PC hardware

Hi there everybody,
its Christmas time and I am going to buy myself a present, new PC. I need your opinions on the hardware that I have chosen. If u have something of it just tell me if u are satisfied with it or not.
OK, here it is:
CPU: intel core 2 quad Q6600
MB: ASUS P5Q PRO
GPU: ASUS GeForce GTX260 CUDA 896 MB HTDP PCX
CASE: NZXT ALPHA
POWER: ATX CoolerMaster M620
Two more questions, the MB is supporting crossfire, but I have older nviadia that is supporting SLI technology, would it be possible to use the SLI technology with the nvidia 260?
What about the power source? How big it should be? Isnt 620W too much?
Thanks a lot in advance for your input.

Computer RAM

Hello ..
Does anyone know what the difference between 1333MHz RAM and 1066MHz RAM is? what is best? and some who know about my Acer Aspire 4820 supports 1333 RAM, as these "Komputerbay 8GB (2x 4GB) DDR3 SODIMM (204 pin) 1333Mhz PC3 10600 8GB"
The Specifications on the RAM I have right now.
Memory Technology DDR3 SDRAM
Max. Memory Size 8 GB
RAM 4 GB
Memory Speed ​​1066 MHz
SO DIMM 204-pin
Configuration Features 2 x 2 GB
Ram 4 GB

Your Acer Aspire 4820 has Intel Core i7 620M or i5-450M Processor? if so, I doubt that it supports 1333 MHz.
Have a look here or here. Memory Types DDR3-800/1066
You can insert 1333MHz RAM card but it will down clock to 1066MHz.
Of course, more MHz = more speed but first CPU should support it.

Thank you.. But maybe I should have wrote more details about my PC.
It is a Model 4820-374G50Mnks and it only has a I3 Processor
Clock Speed ​​2.4 GHz
manufacturer Intel
Speed ​​2 to 2.9 Ghz
Type Core i3
Multi-Core 2 cores
Processornr. I3-370M
Still the same or?

Shakerz said:
Thank you.. But maybe I should have wrote more details about my PC.
It is a Model 4820-374G50Mnks and it only has a I3 Processor
Clock Speed ​​2.4 GHz
manufacturer Intel
Speed ​​2 to 2.9 Ghz
Type Core i3
Multi-Core 2 cores
Processornr. I3-370M
Still the same or?
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Thanks for more details but 370M is also same in regards to RAM support. DDR3-800/1066 and upto 8GB. look here.

Thanks for your quick answers, it was really helpful

Shakerz said:
Thanks for your quick answers, it was really helpful
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Glad I helped you.
If you go through Toms Hardware forums, you will find lots of helpful info's. Its the best forum out there. Notebook review is also great website when you buy a new laptops.
Thanks...
Best Regards

I'll take a look at it

[ISSUE] PC BUILDERS Please Help!

So before I go into any details and to avoid any possible biased answer, if you are familiar with computer hardware or building PC's in general; Do yall see any issues/incompatibilities with this hardware:
- G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory Model F3-12800CL9D-4GBRL
Newegg:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...&cm_mmc=TEMC-RMA-Approvel-_-Content-_-text-_-
- Intel Core i3-2120 Sandy Bridge 3.3GHz LGA 1155 65W Dual-Core Desktop Processor Intel HD Graphics 2000 BX80623I32120
Newegg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...&cm_mmc=TEMC-RMA-Approvel-_-Content-_-text-_-
- Seagate ST3250310CS 250GB 7200 RPM 8MB Cache SATA 3.5" Internal Hard Drive -Bare Drive
Newegg:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...&cm_mmc=TEMC-RMA-Approvel-_-Content-_-text-_-
- Diablotek PHD Series PHD380M 380W Micro ATX Power Supply
Newegg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...&cm_mmc=TEMC-RMA-Approvel-_-Content-_-text-_-
Forgot to add the motherboard, fail lol:
- ASRock H61M-GE LGA 1155 Intel H61 HDMI Micro ATX Intel Motherboard
Newegg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157256
As far as I can tell, no, but then again I am a newbie when it comes to this. Thanks in advance!

You seem to be missing a motherboard!

As this has nothing to do with Android or Windows Phone mobile devices, moved to Off-topic.

I'm no expert, but I would definitely be getting a MUCH higher output PSU.
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And maybe clue us in on your budget, because what I see so far is a mixed bag, half-empty.
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Depends
SolInvictus said:
I'm no expert, but I would definitely be getting a MUCH higher output PSU.
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If he is just running the the single hard drive and perhaps a low-mid range gaming card that PSU will work fine. When you start adding more drives and high power hungry gaming cards then yes he would need to move up to a higher dual rail PSU.

phishphinger said:
You seem to be missing a motherboard!
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I am, forgot to add it. Its there now, thanks for the heads up

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As this has nothing to do with Android or Windows Phone mobile devices, moved to Off-topic.
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Thank you, much appreciated

ShawnReeves said:
If he is just running the the single hard drive and perhaps a low-mid range gaming card that PSU will work fine. When you start adding more drives and high power hungry gaming cards then yes he would need to move up to a higher dual rail PSU.
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Thats correct, I only plan on using one optical drive, one hard drive and just the integrated graphics on the i3 so that PSU should hold up fine.
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And maybe clue us in on your budget, because what I see so far is a mixed bag, half-empty.
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Its pretty much just a low budget computer for family use, nothing big.

So the question still remains, do you guys see any incompatibility issues?
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iLeopard said:
So the question still remains, do you guys see any incompatibility issues?
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Nope.
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iLeopard said:
So the question still remains, do you guys see any incompatibility issues?
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Nope.
But I would make the following changes/additions:
- Bump the RAM up to 2 x 4GB
- Throw in an SSD.

ohyeahar said:
Nope.
But I would make the following changes/additions:
- Bump the RAM up to 2 x 4GB
- Throw in an SSD.
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Yup.
To the OP...You can always go higher, but if the you budget is strict, build it, use it, then make your determination.
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TheSkinnyDrummer said:
Nope.
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ohyeahar said:
Nope.
But I would make the following changes/additions:
- Bump the RAM up to 2 x 4GB
- Throw in an SSD.
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Thanks for the replies guys. The reason I ask is because these are the parts I purchased to rebuild the family computer. Well I plugged everything in and the fans spun and everything but I got no video signal on my monitor. I tried with a discrete graphics card and with every possible input on the mobo but still no video signal. I RMA'd as defective but I wanted to make sure I didn't make a dumb mistake when something was incompatible.

iLeopard said:
Thanks for the replies guys. The reason I ask is because these are the parts I purchased to rebuild the family computer. Well I plugged everything in and the fans spun and everything but I got no video signal on my monitor. I tried with a discrete graphics card and with every possible input on the mobo but still no video signal. I RMA'd as defective but I wanted to make sure I didn't make a dumb mistake when something was incompatible.
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Hmm...what gfx card did you try it with?
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TheSkinnyDrummer said:
Hmm...what gfx card did you try it with?
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I tried a cheap PNY GEFORCE GT 610, just to see if it would work but still no video signal.
I shouldn't even need a graphics card though, the 2120 has integrated HD 2000 Graphics and the motherboard supports HD 2000/3000

iLeopard said:
I tried a cheap PNY GEFORCE GT 610, just to see if it would work but still no video signal.
I shouldn't even need a graphics card though, the 2120 has integrated HD 2000 Graphics and the motherboard supports HD 2000/3000
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Yeah, the integrated CPU graphics should handle normal use just fine.
The gt610 I think is DDR3...is that what the motherboard supports?
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Yeah, the integrated CPU graphics should handle normal use just fine.
The gt610 I think is DDR3...is that what the motherboard supports?
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Yep, I do believe so.

iLeopard said:
Yep, I do believe so.
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Well, did you even try the CPU gfx before RMAing the motherboard?
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TheSkinnyDrummer said:
Well, did you even try the CPU gfx before RMAing the motherboard?
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Before even installing the discrete graphics card I did try connecting my monitor straight to the mobo, with VGA, DVI, and HDMI but nothing ever worked and it was then when I decided I would try the graphics card to see if I could get legacy video support but nothing.

Help me get rid of Intel-itis

Just bought a PC for $550. Specs:
AMD Phenom 965
8GB Of G Skill DDr3 Memory, In dual channel mode
MSI 970A G-45 Motherboard with USB 3.0, Crossfire, UEFI BIOS(You can navigate the BIOS with a mouse), and many many other useful features
XFX 6950 Graphics Card.
Seagate Constellation SATA 3.0 Six GBPS 2 TB Hard Drive(2, 000 GB!!)
Cooler Master 600 Watt Power Supply
Okay, I can do just about everything on this PC(Play BF3, MW3, Crysis 2, etc) but I have that old "Intel" mindset that all Intel CPUs are good and that I should have one. I am not sure how this CPU compares with my old i7 920, but whatever.
Help me get rid of Intel-itis please!!! :laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:

Have a look here and compare for yourself

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Have a look here and compare for yourself
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Already tried that, made my disease worse cause the i7 looks better
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There is your answer then. Intel CPUs are, generally, better than AMD - that is why I got a decent laptop with an i7 in it this time around, rather than getting a budget AMD-based system that I knew I would regret buying after 6 months or so.

Dude seriously stop opening new threads just to rehash what was in one of the old threads you had already opened.
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OP - stop spamming the forum. You have a thread about this exact topic - stick to that.
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