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Press the "search" button and type "Intel or AMD", or "Intel vs. AMD". Then hit the search button.
I'm pretty sure you'll find an answer!
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I have not had any problems with any AMD's overheating.
The usual problem for a burned out cpu is someone attempting to use a $3 socket 7 fan on a T-Bird. Although the cpus do tend to run a bit warmer than Intel cpus, with a decent fan of about $15 in value, they are just plain fine. https://forums.windrivers.com/Quote:
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, Geneva, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by tshano:
I heard that AMD has a overheating problem, is this true?</font>
This will not get him an answer, if nothing else, it will confuse him even more.Quote:
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, Geneva, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by AlienDyne:
Press the "search" button and type "Intel or AMD", or "Intel vs. AMD". Then hit the search button.
I'm pretty sure you'll find an answer!
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The best thing to do, is listen to what everyone has to say. Then ignore them all. Look at what YOU need to do with it, what you want to spend, and get it.
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AMD K6-2 350 running a fresh install of Windows 95b with no patches or SP's.
WOW! In conclusion......what shall I buy?
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If I were you, after seeing all this, I'd go buy an ALtair, or a nice shiny new 8088 processor. https://forums.windrivers.com/Quote:
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, Geneva, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by tshano:
WOW! In conclusion......what shall I buy?
https://forums.windrivers.com/</font>
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Hahahhaa thats a good one Dos Tech, a real good one. I hope other people understand the sarcasm in that last post https://forums.windrivers.com/
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, Geneva, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by AlienDyne:
Press the "search" button and type "Intel or AMD", or "Intel vs. AMD". Then hit the search button.
I'm pretty sure you'll find an answer!
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That's exactly what I was trying to say!Quote:
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, Geneva, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by LORE:
This will not get him an answer, if nothing else, it will confuse him even more.
The best thing to do, is listen to what everyone has to say. Then ignore them all. Look at what YOU need to do with it, what you want to spend, and get it.
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Confusion is the only answer on this topic!
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, Geneva, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by tshano:
WOW! In conclusion......what shall I buy?
https://forums.windrivers.com/</font>
if you are looking for a straight amd or intel answer then you came to the wrong place. we all have our own preferences on what we believe is the best processor (amd https://forums.windrivers.com/ ). go to some redneck convention and ask what type of truck you should buy, chevy or ford, you won't get a definite answer their either. this is a question for ages and it will never be answered. sorry but you're gonna have to be a big girl or boy and make the decision yourslef cause we aren't going to do it for you.
This is an open forum on computer problems and computer theory questions. then again, you could always ask al gore, i think he invented both processors, he should be able to tell you which is the better processor. he has some spare time on his hands now.....
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Joey3K I think your the only one thaqt got the joke
Intel is the way to go my friend! First of all, Intel contains MMX. Instruction code in which AMD doesn't have. AMD's had and still have 3/4 the code a Pentium would. I can say this with confidence since I used to have a machine (still do, just rebuilt) that originally had an AMD, it crashed all the time. It couldn't perform well. I just rebuilt it and rather AMD, I put a Pentium III and it has been running smoothe and fast since, not one crash yet! So, take my word, go INTEL! (Not to mention they invented the microprocessor)
I wasn't gonna get back into this, but I can not STAND a person who backs up his or her opinon with flagrant technical inaccuracy. WHich decade are you living in? FIrst of all, Intel may have invented the microprocessor (the 4004, for a japanese calculator) but guess who produced them for Intel, way back when? AMD! And I have 2 AMD 8088 CPUs to prove it. Second, where did you get the idea that AMD cpus didn't support MMX? They have since the K6-2, supported MMX...and this INCLUDES the Athlons and Durons. Check out the specifications of the processor you are about to attempt to insult, and stop trying to insult our intelligence. AMD not only supports MMX, but a set of SIMD extensions called 3DNow...they INVENTED SIMD extensions for 3D! Long before Intel had anything beyond MMX!Quote:
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, Geneva, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by unknownGHOST:
Intel is the way to go my friend! First of all, Intel contains MMX. Instruction code in which AMD doesn't have. AMD's had and still have 3/4 the code a Pentium would. I can say this with confidence since I used to have a machine (still do, just rebuilt) that originally had an AMD, it crashed all the time. It couldn't perform well. I just rebuilt it and rather AMD, I put a Pentium III and it has been running smoothe and fast since, not one crash yet! So, take my word, go INTEL! (Not to mention they invented the microprocessor)</font>
If you'd like, I can publish the related specs here, but most people already know them. I find it sad that you haven't researched your position. AMD has been one of the more innovative companies in microprocessors...they were also the first to come out with 3.3v 486 processors too.
Keep in mind I am NOT some sort of AMD Nazi...I respect innovation in technology. Intel invented multimedia extensions...which is a good thing. Intel made multiple X86 CPUs happen...also a good thing. Intell recalled their 1.13 ghz cpus...bad. I also happen to like Transmeta and their Crusoe CPU....that is an incredible innovation, and definitely a unique way of doing things.
Bottom line...if you insist on arguing, argue intelligently, ok?
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And if you can't argue intelligently, bring politics into it!Quote:
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, Geneva, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by NPaladin:
Bottom line...if you insist on arguing, argue intelligently, ok? </font>
l own nothing but Intel's here, but never again. l'm sure by now everyone has heard about Intel (and friends) pushing this CPRM on all the hardware manufacturers...l'm not saying my $200 being given to a competitor is going to crush Intel, but at the very least, on a large scale, it will tell the OEM's that the people are dissatisfied with the proposed theories, enough that it might not pan out.
Both AMD and Intel make a quality processor, the differance in performance is, in MOST cases, unnoticeable, so it is really a matter of what sounds better on the day you have the money to buy. So if you can't decide which is a technically better design after drudging through these posts, just pick the lesser of two evils! https://forums.windrivers.com/