hey nice reply
many people says, AMD service is not available in India.
do u have any idea?
I am thinking for AMD 64 , any idea about version number 3200+, 3000 ,FX etc
etc


regards
mahendra

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From: "Pranav Peshwe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2005 7:38 PM
Subject: Re: [PLUG] [OT] intel / AMD?


>
>
> > Hi friends,
> > I want to purchase new assembled computer.
> > I want to know yours views of different hardwares and their
> specifications:
> >
> > 1. Processor : intel / amd 64
> > 2. as per processor recommended mother boards
> > 3. Graphics card
> >
> > Also kindly suggest name of shop if you know where I can make a best
deal.
> >
> > Also it will be intersting , if you can share your experience about any
> > specific hardware , reviews etc etc
> >
> > regards
> > mahendra
>
> Hello Mahendra,
>                           Think ten times before deciding to buy a P4 with
> freq above 2.8 GHz.Intel started this number game to attract customers and
> has now realized
> that increasing the freq does not increase the performance to that
extent,it
> just increases the
> amount of heat and trouble.All the P4s above 2.4 are extremely hot and
> so,are
> noisy.The 2.8 is bearable but those above 2.8 make a _really_ lot of
> noise(unless you have
> an AC).I have worked on 2.8 and 3.0 and found no difference except in the
> temperature
> and the unbearable noise of the 3.0.My own 2.8 itself goes upto 80 degrees
> in summer.
> A simple test to check how high the temperatures rise(in windoze) is to
> lauch the Turbo C++ editor
> or run VirtualDub at highest priority with all disk related daemons
killed.
> Also with the price diff between 2.8 and 3.0 these can buy you some
> accessory.
>
> About the motherboards,think twice before buying the latest mbs like 915
or
> 925.
> The prob with 915 is that it has only 2 PATA slots,so,you cant attach a
> cdrom,cd-writer,
> and the common PATA hdd all at once.There is no slot for a graphics
card.The
> older 865 has
> 4 PATA ,2 SATA slots with a slot for graphics card, and is cheaper.
>
> Think seriously about amd,it beats intel's processors in many respects
> including price.
> Go for ASUS mb if you decide an amd,because AMD and ASUS co-operate to
bring
> up good products.
> If you are interested in gaming then, an AMD with a graphics card is the
> best option.AFAIK the only prob with AMD's 64 bit processors' motherboards
> is that
> they have no good onboard graphics support(like ExtremeGraphics on Intel),
> so you _have_ to go for a graphics card for appreciable graphics/gaming.
> You can confortably run games and graphics related apps on a P4 without a
> GC,
> although the performance will not be as good as with a GC.
>
> AMD has long solved its heating prob so there is nothing to worry abt it.
> I think you should opt for amd64.I dont know abt the services offered on
amd
> products in pune,that also should be taken into consideration.
>
> There are lots of reviews of AMD,Intel and benchmarks of AMD Vs Intel on
the
> net.
> Have a look at them.
> You can contact me offlist if you want more info or want to hear the noise
> yourself ;)
> I am not a computer vendor myself ;) Had done a bit of reasearch for my
> friends.
> Hope this helps.
>
> - Pranav
>
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