i3, i5, and i7 comparison - Off-topic

Sorry if I posted this on general... Don't know where to put it...
These are just quick links to compare the specs of the three processors...
Hope this helps...
Intel i3 processor
Intel i5 processor
Intel i7 processor

Always buy the i7 the i5 is nice and people say it's just as capable as the i7 but it's not yeah the i7 is pricey but you got a lot more for your ££££
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ACER ASPIRE 5742ZG
intel dual core 2.0 ghz
3gb ddr3
320gb sata
ati mobility radeon HD 5470 512MB
ACER ASPIRE 5742G
2.4ghz core i3
4gb ddr3
329gd sata
ati mobility radeon HD 5470 512MB
can i play nfs games from prostreet upwards and call of DUTY from modern warfare upwards on the
ZG laptop because the both has same Vga cards. the only difference is the processor so can i play these games on the first one or should i buy the second one
Second one for sure an intel i3 is good processor its dual core but it has hyperthreading which makes it act like a quad core I personally have an ausus laptop with an i3 the 370m processor model it has 4gb of ram and 500gb of hardrive and the graphics are run thru the processors gnu and it gives me 2gb of graphic processing but since its processor runed it takes them from my ram but still I run a couple of games on it and she runs em good and the ate card on those is a shared processor card which uses ram also not like a stand alone card which doesn't need to take from the ram
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yrdito said:
ACER ASPIRE 5742ZG
intel dual core 2.0 ghz
3gb ddr3
320gb sata
ati mobility radeon HD 5470 512MB
ACER ASPIRE 5742G
2.4ghz core i3
4gb ddr3
329gd sata
ati mobility radeon HD 5470 512MB
can i play nfs games from prostreet upwards and call of DUTY from modern warfare upwards on the
ZG laptop because the both has same Vga cards. the only difference is the processor so can i play these games on the first one or should i buy the second one
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You'd probably could play these games. I played COD:MW1 on a 6600 processor (dual core) and NVIDIA 230m.
I'd suggest that you go for the i3 if you can afford it.

Help w/ Laptop PLEASE

Hey my girlfriend got accepted into Environmental Design and she needs a laptop with certain hardware specs, she has a macbook right now but is more of a Windows girl. This is what was sent to her for hardware requirements, any suggestions to what might meet these specs and what you would get.. Thanks for any input
Mac:
Apple MacBook Pro 15 Inch
2.2Ghz Quad Core i7
8GB RAM
AMD Radeon HD 6750M w/1GB
750GB HD
1680x1050 Screen
Mac OS X 10.6 or better
PC: (Example Only)
Dell XPS 15z
2.7Ghz Dual Core i7
8GB RAM
NVIDIA GeForce GT 525M w/2GB
750GB HD
1920x1080 Screen
Windows 7 64-Bit
djowett said:
Hey my girlfriend got accepted into Environmental Design and she needs a laptop with certain hardware specs, she has a macbook right now but is more of a Windows girl. This is what was sent to her for hardware requirements, any suggestions to what might meet these specs and what you would get.. Thanks for any input
Mac:
Apple MacBook Pro 15 Inch
2.2Ghz Quad Core i7
8GB RAM
AMD Radeon HD 6750M w/1GB
750GB HD
1680x1050 Screen
Mac OS X 10.6 or better
PC: (Example Only)
Dell XPS 15z
2.7Ghz Dual Core i7
8GB RAM
NVIDIA GeForce GT 525M w/2GB
750GB HD
1920x1080 Screen
Windows 7 64-Bit
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A lot depends on her budget and what specs she needs. I'd assume that she must have a dedicated GPU, and a decent processor.
MBPs pretty much compete with Dell's XPS line and/or the lower end Alienware line. You can also check out Lenovo and Asus to see if they have the same.
And laptops are very comoditised. Just get a brand you are comfortable with at a price you liked
Also, marry her. Now. There aren't many girls left that prefers Windows over Mac. I mean it.

(Q) GPU WAR!!!

I am going to build a computer but its going to take some time, I was wondrring what I should use I was looking at MSI GTX 660 Twin Frozr III 2GB(Non Ti), or Gigabyte Radeon HD 7870.
This is my current setup; HP 6214y:
AMD Athlon II x4 620 @ 2.6GHz
8GB DDR2
Radeon HD 6770 @ 900/1300
Antec Earthwatts 650w PSU
My New Build:
NZXT Phantom 410
Gigabyte 990FXA
Corsair Vengeance 8GB 1600MHz
AMD FX 6300/8320?
GPU?
Same PSU or Bigger?
2TB HDD WD Green
Asus 21.5" 1080p LED
My plan is to be able to upgrade in the future as well as, to game, daily tasks, etc...
Should I hold out till next year for the newer card series(Gtx 700 vs Radeon HD 8000)?
Mmm, you'll find your answer HERE!. Read it real carefully.
I had already posted it there to the reason I started this 1 is because possibly more people look at it and basically just make it a gpu thread verses a whole computer questions related to thread.
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As posted above there's already a thread for PC related questions.

help me i'm going mad.

I'm building a new pc, so far i got two setups under my budget. But i can't decide.
1.
Intel Core i5-4590 Soc 1150 CPU
>GIGABYTE GA-H81M-S2V (S1150,DDR3,VGA/DVI,USB3.0,LAN,SATAIIII) mATX
>KINGSTON 4GB 1600MHz DDR3 CL10 DIMM HyperX FURY Red Series 2x (8gb)
>Zalman T1 PLUS, mATX, USB3.0 black case
2nd;
Asrock LGA1151 H110M-DGS mobo
>Corsair 4GB DDR4 2133 Value 2x (8gb)
>Intel Core i5-6600 Soc 1151?*
Help me please guys. I'll go cray
Definitly ddr4 is worth it's price. Go for 2nd
2nd is definitely better
Go here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1765837
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upgrade intel to amd ryzen processor

My name is vicky
I dont know where to talk about but if someone can answer it plz do.
Laptop dell vostro 1540 Intel® Core™ i3-370M, 2.40GHz, 3MB, 2C
Ram 4gb
Ssd 240 gb
Want to upgrade processor to amd ryzen 3 2200
Is it possible ?
Not at all, amd and intel have seperate motherboard to support their chips, even their generation models don't support the older or later ones.
And Most Laptops aren't upgradeable processorwise.
You are better off purchasing a newer one.
Edit: you can google most this model to find possible upgrading possibilities
you drunk bro ?

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