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haz
unsure.gif i m going to change my proc now
but i hav no idea which proc is suitable to me

conroe is good but expensive and hot

amd 64 x2 :i think the price is going down after conroe,than the price is good
but it perform lower than conroe
i also want to know which is better to upgrade in future


hoping someone giving me some good advic

thank you smile.gif





[COLOR=blue]correct me if i am wrong
pcmoddingmy
Bro,
I think you should wait for Conroe because AM2 is just the same as s939, performance vise.

Yes, X2 3800+ (~RM611) might be cheaper than Conroe. But I think the price/performance between a E6300 1.8GHz Conroe (~RM660) will be more worth for that extra RM50.

Besides, Conroe runs COOLER than most AMD processors including the X2. Intel is not like last time anymore... Cooler, Quieter and faster!
Rovtar
Conroe
protoNium
woww Conroe is cooler? I must upgrade to Conroe asap when it is out...
haz
QUOTE(pcmoddingmy @ Jun 26 2006, 02:00 PM)
Bro,
I think you should wait for Conroe because AM2 is just the same as s939, performance vise.

Yes, X2 3800+ (~RM611) might be cheaper than Conroe. But I think the price/performance between a E6300 1.8GHz Conroe (~RM660) will be more worth for that extra RM50.

Besides, Conroe runs COOLER than most AMD processors including the X2. Intel is not like last time anymore... Cooler, Quieter and faster!
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if the conroe cooler, no need to buy the fan?

and is Conroe come with fan?
pcmoddingmy
QUOTE(haz @ Jun 26 2006, 09:20 PM)
if the conroe cooler, no need to buy the fan?

and is Conroe come with fan?
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Err... yeah.. almost all retail processors comes with a heatsinkfan.
Nevertheless, you can swap the heatsink to Thermalright HR-01 and run it fanless without overheating.
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