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  1. 03-20-2009 #1
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    Angry processor....which one is better

    Hello Raymond and all......i'm suggest to change my processor socket 775 so i need your opinion about this 2 processor.....INTEL Core2 Duo E8500 (3.16GHz) and Intel Core 2 Quad Q9400 (2.66GHz) the prices not much different.....which one is better? also the tips to change processor...
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    Definitly INTEL Core2 Duo E8500 (3.16GHz) will be better because the x.xx Hz is higher. x.xx is the speed of the processor. The higher the speed, the faster the processor (able to do heavy work).

    About tips, let the expert tell you when they logged in online. I am not an expert at computers but I know logic.
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    Which motherboard are you going for then ?

    I would have gone for Intel Core 2 Quad Q9400 because duo core doesn't go well with future immunity .Otherwise E8500 will be faster .


    are you into gaming ?if yes get E8500
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    Quote Originally Posted by LunarWolf View Post
    Definitly INTEL Core2 Duo E8500 (3.16GHz) will be better because the x.xx Hz is higher. x.xx is the speed of the processor. The higher the speed, the faster the processor (able to do heavy work).

    About tips, let the expert tell you when they logged in online. I am not an expert at computers but I know logic.

    ok thanxs alot....but i confius about processor speed.....this morning i go to comp.shop to survey that processor....a seller said the processor speed not important but FSB(front side bus) is very important to get high performance...can u or expert xplain about this

    Quote Originally Posted by stuge View Post
    Which motherboard are you going for then ?

    I would have gone for Intel Core 2 Quad Q9400 because duo core doesn't go well with future immunity .Otherwise E8500 will be faster .


    are you into gaming ?if yes get E8500
    i'm not a gaming man for gaming i'm play PS3 lol.....i'm only want to upgrade my desktop for best performance....my pc processor is intel(R)pentium(R) D 2.80MHz.....socket 775....but i dont know either my motherboard support or not with both processor.....how to know motherboard is support or not?i,m a beginner in computering
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    Quad core will be better than Duo core. i ask from hellnoire lol.
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    Quad Core for future purpose.... Coz not many applications are designed for Quad core .. in fact even for Core 2 Duo .
    If you change things regularly ( I mean may be 2-3 years ) I would go with Core 2 Duo
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    My exact words were
    Quote Originally Posted by HellNoire
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    -I'd say Quad because the way the future's headed
    -I don't overclock so no clue (on which one's better)
    -I can say though, Duo cores seem more stable though
    -one of my friends runs a Quad and it's crashing constantly
    -the CPU gets too hot apparently for him
    So if you're able to route off the heat (which you should do, no matter how many cores your CPU is), go for the quad. But if you need to save a bit of money, the Duo isn't going to kill you either.
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    I thought Quad will give you more speed since the Hertz (Hz) is higher? My friend told me that.

    sisqo696,
    Now I am confuse too.
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    Example, duo core have two core, quad core have three core. Which is better hope it solve your confuse .
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    if only amd is in the list, then i prefer amd haha
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