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Benchmarks ya..but real world whats 10 seconds compare to cost...You need to think of those factors also. I will easily give up some time and maybe FPS to save some money...
It really comes down to cost and what someone can afford. Both Intel and AMD make good products.

I would pay a little more for better performance.
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It really comes down to cost and what someone can afford. Both Intel and AMD make good products.

I would pay a little more for better performance.
...you didn't go i7?
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It really comes down to cost and what someone can afford. Both Intel and AMD make good products.

I would pay a little more for better performance.
So why didnt you go with the i7?
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So, I am trying to find a comparison between these cpu's.

I found two links:
http://www.cpubenchmark.net/
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http://www.tomshardware.com/charts/2...hmarks,60.html

One has the AMD beating the i7, the other has the i7 beating AMD.

The AMD is more cost effective. I have never had an AMD.

With regards to overclocking, how does the AMD stack up? Does it overclock easy like the i7?
This AMD is stock 3.4ghz, but has a power consumption of 140W, seems to suck on power pretty bad.

What is everyone's thoughts? I am not looking for an AMD vs Intel, just what is a better option considering budget and performance. Should I just shell out the extra cash for the i7?
i'm too lazy to read the article, but if that is the X4 965, they released a new one which has a TDP of 125W (i think) and apparently hit 7 or so ghz with extreme cooling.
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nah
are you kidding me?

nah?

nah what? he's right. please, post more constructive comments than just 'nah', unless you're trolling, in which case we'll all be happy to report you
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AMD fanboys stop. I own A 955 and 965...... i5 and i7 dominate.

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I would go with Core i5. It's faster in general than Phenom II, and the price is the same, or even lower. For example in my country, Core i5 and Phenom II X4 955 are priced 200$. So I don't see a point of getting AMD if Intel has faster CPU for the same price. Good mobo for AMD 200$, good mobo for Core i5=200$. All the prices are from my country. And I got one Phenom II, but it's X4 920 @ 4GHz. My Core i7 owns it
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AMD fanboys stop. I own A 955 and 965...... i5 and i7 dominate.
Yeah, until you try slapping a dual fermi board into an x8 PCI-E slot.


edit: I would like to add though, i5 power consumption numbers are superb.
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So why didnt you go with the i7?
Didn't need hyperthreading. And saved myself like $90.00. With that extra cash I got me some me more DDR3 ram.
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AMD fanboys stop. I own A 955 and 965...... i5 and i7 dominate.
Well there you have it! The i5 and i7 dominate both the 955 and 965.
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