Should be a pretty significant performance boost. And you should get alot more then just 3.5Ghz out of a 720BE
6000+ to 720BE, how much of a performance gain
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Who knows where we will be in a year. Honestly wait to see what april 6th has in store. The New Phenom Quad cores are coming to the market so either price drops or better chips. 945 is the golden ticket but you should see a nice increase in frames upgrading.
Originally Posted by Bartmasta but how will it do in a year |
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and thats at STOCK.
the 720BE is almost guaranteed to do 3.4ghz, even on older amd chipsets and some NVIDIA chipsets.
Plus the K11s are about 20% faster clock for clock than the K8s (which is what the 6000+ is)
plus they run native 1066 Memory speeds while the 6000+ with the 15 miltiplier will only run 750mhz.
its a great upgrade for a great price, im getting one my self pretty darn soon.
Originally Posted by Weedvender The 720 BE runs neck and neck with the E8400 in tests. Think about it that way. |
the 720BE is almost guaranteed to do 3.4ghz, even on older amd chipsets and some NVIDIA chipsets.
Plus the K11s are about 20% faster clock for clock than the K8s (which is what the 6000+ is)
plus they run native 1066 Memory speeds while the 6000+ with the 15 miltiplier will only run 750mhz.
its a great upgrade for a great price, im getting one my self pretty darn soon.
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the 720be will slaughter any c2ds clock for clock
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Originally Posted by Weedvender The 720 BE runs neck and neck with the E8400 in tests. Think about it that way. |
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and thats at STOCK. the 720BE is almost guaranteed to do 3.4ghz, even on older amd chipsets and some NVIDIA chipsets. |
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