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amd vs pentium Comparisons?
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Old Jul 24, 2006, 08:07 PM Local time: Jul 25, 2006, 10:07 AM #1 of 8
amd vs pentium Comparisons?

Trying to find a site with different processor speeds. Heard you can find them online, but my searches are only bringing up comercial sales.

Anyone know any good sites for these? or how to find them?

in case anyones is wanting to know, looking for Intel Pentium D Processor 950 against the AMD Sempron Processor 3200+

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Old Jul 24, 2006, 08:26 PM #2 of 8
In terms of raw numbers, Wikipedia is actually a good place to get that kind of information:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...top_processors
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...sors#Pentium_D

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Old Jul 24, 2006, 08:35 PM #3 of 8
There's also Tom's Hardware and AnandTech.

http://www23.tomshardware.com/cpu.html
http://www.anandtech.com/

Although they both may not have direct one-to-one comparisons. I will search those sites, and update the links accordingly.
It doesn't look like anandtech has charts like you might be looking for, but I am sure you will be able to find something on that site which can help you. :3

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Old Jul 25, 2006, 12:09 AM Local time: Jul 25, 2006, 02:09 PM #4 of 8
looks like the wiki stuff would of been useful if I wasn't so hardware illiterate.

Tomsharware, although it didn't have the exact one I was looking for, nor win speed, had a close enough model and had qualitative benchmarks which are easy enough to understood :3

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Old Jul 25, 2006, 12:15 AM #5 of 8
Well, what is it that you need to know exactly between the two processors?

If you tell us that, we can easily explain what you need to know.

I was speaking idiomatically.
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Old Jul 25, 2006, 09:30 AM #6 of 8
pentiums suck. that's all there is to it. they're better at encoding (except against a high-speed amd chip like the FX-62) and some other tasks, but overall athlon 64s will destroy them.

now... if you're talking about intel overall, there's this nice chip called "core 2 duo" that is the best chip out right now (assuming it's even accessable for the public... i don't know right now).

a good thing about amd, by the way, is that they cut prices MASSIVELY. these are reflected on newegg.com (2.4ghz 3800+ for ~110 bucks?? 3800+ dualcore (2.0ghz) for 169?????).

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go here for some charts... look elsewhere for higher-end stuff (this is more budgety). anandtech has plenty of pentium-class vs. athlon charts. do a google search ( site:anandtech.com Pentium D ) or you could search for pentium 4 extreme or FX-62 if you want high-end stuff.

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oh hey, i just realized you were looking for p-D vs. sempron 3200+. while i have no clue why you'd want to pit a midrange CPU versus a purely budget one, the pentium D 905 will probably beat the sempron 3200+ in most areas... i don't know about charts for those!

you can look at the "athlon 64 3000+" to get a good idea of how that might run, but it would be a bit slower than the 3000+ probably.

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Old Jul 25, 2006, 12:35 PM Local time: Jul 26, 2006, 02:35 AM #7 of 8
Was checking to see if the higher grade made _that_ much of a difference... and apparently it does. Couple different things are on sale right now, the Sempron comes with the box already, and is roughly the same price as the p-d, so didn't know they were that different. The sempron couldn't compare to the P-d on any of those benchmarks. But I don't want to spend 250 on a motherboard...

Though, theres also an AMD athlon 64 3800+ on sale(160), which by the benchmarks isn't that far behind the p-d, and actually beat it on one of the benchmarks. Its slower in almost all the benchmarks, but not by that much.

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Old Jul 25, 2006, 10:49 PM #8 of 8
not sure which benchmarks you were looking at, but the ones at anandtech show the 3800+ wiping the floor with the pentium D in 95% of the tests.

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another doublepost!

anyway the 4200 isn't much more expensive than the 3800 - $199 for the AM2 version

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