Intel or AMD

[ludlo]

Wich is best?

 

[JJB6486]

I like my AMD Athlon XP 1700+

JJB

 

[Sazar]

eh now I See why you didn't want to close it down

I like my 1900+ too... but I like it when oc'd to 2000+ even better lol....

now close it...

 

[JJB6486]

I know there are a lot of other discussions on this, but unless people start fighting and flaming over what chip is better, it stays open. Keep it to calm disussion and i won't touch it (I dont know about other mods though)

JJB

 

[Not Bman]

INTEL, i dont know i have always been with intel !

 

[Iceman]

Agree with JJB6486, unless flaming and fighting go on, I won't close it as well.

 

[damnyank]

Intel (P4) and I won't close it either - mainly because I can't !

 

[Kw4ntuM]

my xp 1800+ is the best cpu i have ever owned....that means i'm comparing it to a duron, p4 1.5, and a p2 233.....

also....you people are obsessed w/ hertz...try cheking clock cycles and raw effeciency or pipeline usage and you will not find anyone better than amd

 

[Jewelzz]

Again?!?!?

 

[Friend of Bill]

Intel P4A - P4B for serious computing

 

[ludlo]

P4!!!

 

[Rebs]

Serious computing?!!? aren't we all "serious" about computing?
Anyway, I'd go for an AMD but at the moment Intel has the upper hand. But raw power aside I think AMD is still more efficient.

 

[2z]

AMD for a quick & cheap hit. BUT these chips are HOT (too hot for me).
INTEL for a workhorse of a chip - like all INTEL chips before it - its solid & dependable, built to last a life time
;-)

 

[Friend of Bill]

To smooooooth things over, how about the Pentathalon.

 

[tinomen]

All I can say is the 2 Pentiums (133mhz & 350mhz) I had are no more, but all 3 AMD (350mhz, 750mhz & 1.2ghz) are still going strong.

 

[Friend of Bill]

You should of thrown some serious computing at them then they would not have corroded.

 

[jkoXP]

Intel

 

[stressfritz]

Intel P4 1,6 ghz @ 2128 Mhz, stock hsf. As easy as that.

 

[tengcm]

AMD is the best !

 

[Friend of Bill]

I hear AMD is having problems developing 0.13 micron technology. Heck, Intel's had it for available to the public for months now. Intel is on to 0.09 micron and in a few years will reveal even a smaller version.