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Cybermonkey	posted on 11th Jan 07 at 08:20
	if you can find out the socket type and motherboard brand of your new PC, then its easy to look for future upgrades
Jas	posted on 10th Jan 07 at 14:44
	yea was just a thought, have no intention of upgrading processor as of yet, due to only having it new yesterday :lol:
ssj_kakarot	posted on 10th Jan 07 at 12:17
	depends what you use the pc for lol? probally would meen changing mother board as well, id wait a bit longer but obviously depends on your needs.
Jas	posted on 10th Jan 07 at 12:03
	thats fine.. cheers anyway.. in a 6 months would it be worth upgrading processor? how much would it cost ish? and how much work?
Cybermonkey	posted on 10th Jan 07 at 11:37
	quote: Originally posted by Jas16v ah ok great. was told my replacment would have dual core :( its not is it? i can tell you now that you dont have a dual core AMD system, AMD never made the 3400 in dual core variety
Jas	posted on 10th Jan 07 at 11:00
	ah ok great. was told my replacment would have dual core :( its not is it?
Cybermonkey	posted on 10th Jan 07 at 09:57
	the AMD is better all day long
andy1868	posted on 10th Jan 07 at 09:48
	the problem with Intel is that you pay te extra money for something that isnt much better. every machine we build comes with an AMD 64 3500+ which is the AM2 socket :thumbs: we never bother with intel tbh
Voyto	posted on 10th Jan 07 at 09:21
	As long as the AMD is socket AM2 then yea id say its better. If its 939, your ram is now DDR rather than DDR2 which it probably would have been with the intel.
Jas	posted on 10th Jan 07 at 08:09
	ok 2-1amd so my replacement computer is ok in comparisson with the pentium one i actually ordered! (due to one I ordered being discontinued)
Jules	posted on 10th Jan 07 at 06:45
	AMD every day of the week, every week of the year imo
Gary	posted on 10th Jan 07 at 02:19
	Intel® Pentium® 4 519 (3.06Ghz)
Jas	posted on 9th Jan 07 at 23:43
	quote: Originally posted by ssj_kakarot hmmmm clock speed of the amd is about 2.4 if memory recalls although, i belive the older versions of pentium were out classed by there amd equivelents on numerous aspects e.g gaming ect, however, dont quote me on that lol it may be bolix. sorry,,, so that means the amd is better out of these two? dont understand
ssj_kakarot	posted on 9th Jan 07 at 21:48
	hmmmm clock speed of the amd is about 2.4 if memory recalls although, i belive the older versions of pentium were out classed by there amd equivelents on numerous aspects e.g gaming ect, however, dont quote me on that lol it may be bolix.
Jas	posted on 9th Jan 07 at 17:50
	i recieved a computer today the one i ordered was discontinued so i recieved one with bigger hdd and differant processor wondering if ive had a good processor? il post up the original now in a min
ssj_kakarot	posted on 9th Jan 07 at 16:39
	yeah its strong processor obviously not cutting edge any more, can run the 64 bit version of windows i wouldnt bother though. what did you want to know lol?
Jas	posted on 9th Jan 07 at 14:35
	is it ok ish? can anyone tell my the basics about it:boggle: which is best? amd 64 3400+ or Intel® Pentium® 4 519 (3.06Ghz) ?????????????????????????????? [Edited on 09-01-2007 by Jas16v]