U U-Toast Fully Optimized Messages 1,626 Oct 9, 2004 #1 i have seen that amd now has 90 nm cpus. What would be the advantage of getting one of them? If i do get 1, what would be a good heatsink for it? as it is oem, not retail. Thanks, U-Toast
i have seen that amd now has 90 nm cpus. What would be the advantage of getting one of them? If i do get 1, what would be a good heatsink for it? as it is oem, not retail. Thanks, U-Toast
A ag3 Fully Optimized Messages 1,536 Oct 9, 2004 #2 There will not be a noticable difference in stock speed. There will be millions of more transisitors, therefore the CPU is capable of reaching higher frequencies (which can be an advantage to overclockers). That is the only difference besides the increase in heat.
There will not be a noticable difference in stock speed. There will be millions of more transisitors, therefore the CPU is capable of reaching higher frequencies (which can be an advantage to overclockers). That is the only difference besides the increase in heat.
A ag3 Fully Optimized Messages 1,536 Oct 9, 2004 #3 A good heatsink consists of alluminum fins followed by a thick copper plate as the base. Therefore I would recommend the Thermaltake TR2-M6. I have seen great results with this heatsink/fan.
A good heatsink consists of alluminum fins followed by a thick copper plate as the base. Therefore I would recommend the Thermaltake TR2-M6. I have seen great results with this heatsink/fan.
