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Originally Posted by WhitePrQjser 
Yeah, well, I will go quad core. I don't like to use a dual core in these times
It's much better, and for lack of a better word "future proof".
I'll stay away from BD chips. I knew they were bad, but, you know, could've been a good one
So it'll be either an i5-2500k or a Phenom II X4...
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Originally Posted by j0zef
No. Stay away from BD chips. Their single core performance is worse than Phenom2's, and most people wont classify them as true 4 core chips either.
If you are on a budget, i3-2100 is the best bang for the buck chip on the market.. You can't just say "oh, it's a dual core". It's a sandy bridge based dual core. It's an EXCELLENT chip.
No. Stay away from BD chips. Their single core performance is worse than Phenom2's, and most people wont classify them as true 4 core chips either.
If you are on a budget, i3-2100 is the best bang for the buck chip on the market.. You can't just say "oh, it's a dual core". It's a sandy bridge based dual core. It's an EXCELLENT chip.
Yeah, well, I will go quad core. I don't like to use a dual core in these times
It's much better, and for lack of a better word "future proof".I'll stay away from BD chips. I knew they were bad, but, you know, could've been a good one
So it'll be either an i5-2500k or a Phenom II X4...
Is a 1155 socket mobo or an AM3+ more future-proof? I think you know the answer is 1155.
+1 to white. i3-2100 at least = Phenom II x4 & you can upgrade the i3-2100 since you gotta 1155 socket mobo.
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The price/performance ratio here is, I believe, is really great!
It's too bad, really...
