amd 64 speeds

[PoisonPorkchop]

lol this is like my fourth post in a row but its ok its all about different stuff i just overnighted an amd 64 3800 from newegg.com(go figure)and was wondering how this compares to the 3200 and 3500. is it much better? and what intel cpu will this compare to? i know it doesent really matter but i want to know for when i buy a game if i meet the minimum system requirements. i think someone said that the 3200 was around equal to a 3.2.

Thanks

 

[dale5605]

You already asked this in your other post. All these topics are needless. You should try consolidating.

 

[PoisonPorkchop]

i know i already asked this dale but i really want to know if i made the right choice so im bumping this for when people wake up tomorrow theyll answer.(its 2 am here)

 

[diabloII]

just get teh 32/35 and oc it past 38

 

[Apokalipse]

the 3800 is really powerful, not so overclockable, but then again would you need to?

 

[Sh0r_ty]

well my 3200 runs 2.4ghz (3800 clock) at stock vcore. infact i can run it 2.5ghz at stock without probs and thats stable in prime

 

[DJ-CHRIS]

The 3800 is marginally faster, but usually with some overclocking a 3200 will beat out a 3800, even if you OC both to the max

 

[PoisonPorkchop]

i dont want to overclock

 

[Sh0r_ty]

then you made an oc choice but ocing really isn;t hard at all if you do a bit of reasearch and read the tute at the top of the forum

 

[Nubius]

but then again would you need to?

Because that's half the fun of a new processor, RAM or GPU