Athlon 64 4200+ pictured

[bigstanklo]

But you figure, once the high end systems of today get replaced with a newer technology, that'll make todays stuff more affordable to still build a kick ass system with even though it won't be absolute top of the line.

 

[Codeine]

Well...the better system you get. The more time you have before it gets out-dated. So if you get something like a 3200, that will be out-dated before a 3500..ect. So no matter what its really
inevitable.

 

[dale5605]

Just be happy you all have any type of computer lol. Go to China, big thing there is having a good bicycle.

 

[4W4K3]

Just be happy you all have any type of computer lol. Go to China, big thing there is having a good bicycle.

lol...i know a bunch of asian people in japan/china on the forums who have nicer computers than me. it's more expensive over there though.

 

[C0RR0SIVE]

Mines even better than yours

 

[Sevoma]

nope, beedub has one

and.. whoever bought a hp, dell, comcrap, or anything advertised as amd 64 lol.

 

[PP Mguire]

well i have a 32bit chip on socket A right now so dont feel bad scott l0l. its not so bad im happy i even have a computer i can use.

 

[C0RR0SIVE]

Actully i prefer socket A because im used to it and the MSI socket a boards are good Beginner boards

 

[CreditSolutions]

Im just now putting together a s939 system. (sig) I usually build new\upgrade once every 9 months or so. I hate expensive hobbies.

 

[Nubius]

Actully i prefer socket A because im used to it and the MSI socket a boards are good Beginner boards

A socket is a socket and a board is a board. They are all the same. There is not one that is easier over the other. Socket A, socket, 939, doesn't matter...drop in CPU, push down lever. There's no differences