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A cheap yet high performance CPU?
I currently have an AMDx2 3800+, that runs at 2.1 GHz. It used to be ok, but I want to upgrade. I would like to stick with AMD, due to how cheap they are. Should I stay with the x2 or something like the phenom of fx or something like that. I haven't really updated myself in a couple years. Any suggestions?
between $100- $250.
Thanks
I have the same AMD that you have. Things have changed since that came out. If you can i would switch to an intel e6750. If you don't feel like switching motherboards then i would go with a better X2. The phenoms dont have all the bugs worked out yet and you won't see that much of an improvement with quadcore considering most programs don't utilize all four cores yet. A faster dual core would be best.
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