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Im not sure. - Kitten - 28.11.2010
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Re: Im not sure. - Leeroy. - 28.11.2010
You could buy intel . Check this.
Re: Im not sure. - Kitten - 28.11.2010
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Re: Im not sure. - MrDeath537 - 28.11.2010
IMO Intel is better than AMD
Re: Im not sure. - Jantjuh - 28.11.2010
Intel and AMD are both good. But if you should choose for that link of you (AMD Athlon II) and something like Intel pentium blah blah, I would choose the Intel one
Good luck!
-J
Respuesta: Im not sure. - xenowort - 28.11.2010
Intel is good for games and AMD for Work, but both are good.
Re: Im not sure. - JaTochNietDan - 28.11.2010
I'm a fan of AMD, because for the price they sell at, they run really well and I've never had any problems with them.
Although when you're buying a CPU you need to look at a two things that are important.
Clock speed (Higher is better)
Cache size (Higher is better)
Generally you should be buying a quad core at least too, as they are becoming a standard now for general PC usage. Buying anything less would be silly, but if you're going to buy a quad make sure it's decent. You can get worse quads than duals and singles, so watch out for that, just because it's a quad doesn't mean it's awesome.
You should also consider if you have enough watts to cover the CPU, and if it'll actually fit in your motherboard of course
