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Processor/CPU - AMD vs INTEL - dual core posted in the Hardware forums; AMD X2 dual core versus intel core 2 duo....which ones better in the long run? (i know intel is good for overclocking but for those that dont over clock, which ...

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View Poll Results: AMD x2 versus INTEL core 2 duo - ignoring overclocking capability.
AMD X2 1 20.00%
INTEL core2duo 4 80.00%
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AMD X2 dual core versus intel core 2 duo....which ones better in the long run?


(i know intel is good for overclocking but for those that dont over clock, which one is better?)
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the C2D by a long shot. At the same speeds, the C2D destroys the AMD K8 Architecture, performance wise. Pricewise though, AMD is currently king, selling nearly all of its Processors for under $100 USD


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My C2D isnt overclocked (yet) and is very fast anyway. The newer C2D's are even better. 4-0 on the votes to Intel at the moment.


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