with more ram and an ssd, it'd probably be up there with the new stuff (though graphics upgrades are limited by the board).
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i don't think i ever saw the resource monitor on the mac report over 50% cpu use, so arguably 2 of my xeons haven't even been burned in yet. the xeons are older but osx is also leaner. both are pretty smooth when it's a cpu-heavy task. I'm still curious which setup in my lineup is most powerful for raw-force, the quad-xeon (woodcrests) mac or the i7 ultrabook. the rest, most got handed down over and over until i lost track. The Razer Mamba Wireless is designed to deliver long-lasting gameplay with zero restrictions. there are more, but anyway, of all the pentium builds i've been involved with, only one actually broke (and it was the hd, not the cpu). Big, unhindered swipesand the freedom to game on and on. and then my current lineup, all still rockin'. it still runs, actually not bad for web/email, just gotta wait 20 minutes for it to boot up. also have a dell p4 laptop that i got in '03. lasted all the way through college and then i handed it down to an ex (gf at the time). Meanwhile, i've had some interesting experiences with intel:įirst intel was a Pentium-133 that i got sr yr of high school. i've had 4 amd builds total, and they were all bad experiences:ġst: 286, bad deal (overpaid and behind the times), overall a shoddy setupĢnd: 386, again, was behind the times and not a great dealģrd: k6 laptop, worked well but then was stolen by a bitter hoeĤth: thunderbird (built for counter-strike), was good for a ~1yr and then the entire thing went bust one day (cpu melted i think) Hehe, i'm pretty loyal to intel, but likely based on personal experience and not unbiased stats.
But damn did the Alienware laptop look appealing as hell against my Dell Inspiron 1420.
Personally, for the money, AMD seems to be the best budget based computer. After 3 years my liquid cooling exploded over all my components and lost everything. I decided to build a desktop for the same amount of money with Intel (i7, best mobo at the time, etc). It started overheating on GTA IV and after I was sick of the performance with what I paid, I sent it back to them within 30 days. Best Wireless Mouse For Gaming Engineered with the world’s most precise 16,000 DPI gaming mouse sensor, capable of tracking up to 1 DPI increments and a lift-off cut-off distance as precise as 0.1-millimeter, the Razer Mamba perfectly translates your every move with pinpoint accuracy and complete freedom of motion. I had an Alienware M17x built to my perfection and it was about $3,300 to my house.
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