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Sokkel T (LGA775) er nå ute


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http://www.hardocp.com/article.html?art=NjMwLDg=

 

"The Bottom Line

 

Intel?s new product line not much more than boring. We are seeing no advantages to using their new 925X and 915G chipsets. We are seeing no advantages to currently using PCI-Express video cards. We are currently seeing no advantage to using DDR2 at 533MHz. Quite frankly we are seeing no real advantages at all. Couple that with the fact that a 200MHz core speed bump really equates to nothing now days and you have a launch that falls far short of exciting. If anything, the launch has really shown me how dominant AMD is on the gaming front.

 

Add to the fact that none of these products can be currently purchased and you likely have one of the biggest paper launches we have seen in the past year. Of course, I am unsure if anyone is going to be rushing out to purchase it anyway."

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Add to the fact that none of these products can be currently purchased and you likely have one of the biggest paper launches we have seen in the past year. Of course, I am unsure if anyone is going to be rushing out to purchase it anyway."

TR hadde en enda bedre kommentar i sin konklusjon:

http://www.techreport.com/reviews/2004q2/i...x/index.x?pg=21

So what should we make of the whole package, including Intel's new LGA775 Pentium 4 Prescott processors? Well, right now, the AMD64 platform seems to have the lead in terms of overall CPU performance, gaming performance, and memory performance, despite the arrival of PCI Express and DDR2 memory. The Athlon 64 has power consumption and thermal characteristics superior to any system based on an LGA775 processor. Also, the Athlon 64 unambiguously has support right now for 64-bit operating systems and applications as they become available. All in all, no small set of advantages.

 

AMD also seem to have a big advantage in terms of product availability at the high end of the market. As of today, I couldn't find a single Pentium 4 3.4E listed for sale on PriceWatch, and here we are reviewing a 3.6GHz model. Craziness. Intel needs to launch silicon, not paper.

:p

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[quote name='[GDI]Raptor' date='21/06/2004 : 22:31'] Det er vaaaarmt..... :green: Prescot-varmt...

[url="http://www.tomshardware.com/motherboard/20040619/socket_775-03.html"]http://www.tomshardware.com/motherboard/20...ket_775-03.html[/url] [/quote]
Jeg så sikkert en P4EE temperatur jeg. :hmm:
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