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post #11 of 20
8/5/12 at 1:56am
Why not build a custom one with better performance and for less money?
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post #12 of 20
8/5/12 at 1:59am
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Maybe, but as I said, this is in an Intel thread and I personally am a fanboy of Intel. Used to be AMD, but it got really bad. To be honest, I want AMD to start hitting back hard so that way Intel isn't so laid back. I hate it how every year they release something better by a hair.
Anyone remember how nice it was when Intel fought AMD with the Core 2 Duo?

I was just discussing this the other day with a friend.


I would go with the 3570k, it will crush the 8150 in every benchmark, any day of the week.
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post #13 of 20
8/5/12 at 2:00am
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Originally Posted by ShotgunBFFL View Post

Why not build a custom one with better performance and for less money?

i was thinking the same thing...
@OP, there are some people here that can configure really nice rigs if you post a budget thumb.gif
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post #14 of 20
8/5/12 at 2:05am
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Why not build a custom one with better performance and for less money?

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i was thinking the same thing...
@OP, there are some people here that can configure really nice rigs if you post a budget thumb.gif

I'm pretty sure he's not doing that because his friend's old computer broke and it had a warranty, so he's getting the $400 from the warranty subtracted from the cost of the new one.
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8/5/12 at 2:16am
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I'm pretty sure he's not doing that because his friend's old computer broke and it had a warranty, so he's getting the $400 from the warranty subtracted from the cost of the new one.
yay for actually reading the thread applaud.gif
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8/5/12 at 2:17am
Intel is getting lazy in the performance leaps, Core 2 Duo>Core i3 32nm, Core i3 SB 32nm have had good gains. Now they seem to flog chipsets out at an alarming rate, 1156 has had to be the most redundant socket!

With AMD providing no competition, Intel doesn't need to rush out and panic about AMD beating them. They just need to make slight improvements and keep their profits up.


AMD at this point, has no hope in time unless a miracle happens, not only do they go from just beating the Core 2 Series they now lose to their previous gen.
Whats gonna be next, Phenom 1 Performance with P4 Power consumption?
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8/5/12 at 2:19am
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Intel is getting lazy in the performance leaps, Core 2 Duo>Core i3 32nm, Core i3 SB 32nm have had good gains. Now they seem to flog chipsets out at an alarming rate, 1156 has had to be the most redundant socket!
With AMD providing no competition, Intel doesn't need to rush out and panic about AMD beating them. They just need to make slight improvements and keep their profits up.
AMD at this point, has no hope in time unless a miracle happens, not only do they go from just beating the Core 2 Series they now lose to their previous gen.
Whats gonna be next, Phenom 1 Performance with P4 Power consumption?
im sorry but sometimes its more than the ghz went up... 22nm and 3d transistors represent one of the biggest leaps in the industry in the last 10 years
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post #18 of 20
8/5/12 at 3:02am
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ya only reason why hes gettin this is for the warranty (he pays much less) and thx for all the replies guys, hes going to be playing at 1920x1080 res on source games, bf3, skyrim
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8/5/12 at 4:17am
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ug.. why.
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8/5/12 at 10:47am
yeah i saw the no pci-e slots... must be a really crappy mobo
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