This is honeslty too hard for me. Here's the situation.
Those AMD processors seem a lot more cheap then their Pentium counterparts, and according to benchmark testing, they preform equally as good (with their weird numbering system) as the Pentiums.
If it is the case that the AMD's are just as good and so much cheaper, why are Intel CPU's known as being "better" and are bought a lot more?
Which should I go for? I'm not really on a tight budget, but if I spend less on the CPU, I can spend more on RAM, HDD and RAID.
No links. Please no links. I've been looking at pages about this for months.
Those AMD processors seem a lot more cheap then their Pentium counterparts, and according to benchmark testing, they preform equally as good (with their weird numbering system) as the Pentiums.
If it is the case that the AMD's are just as good and so much cheaper, why are Intel CPU's known as being "better" and are bought a lot more?
Which should I go for? I'm not really on a tight budget, but if I spend less on the CPU, I can spend more on RAM, HDD and RAID.
No links. Please no links. I've been looking at pages about this for months.
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