AMD 780G

[blanky12!]

Hi,

I was thinking about buying one of these, in my old computer, to replace the montherboard, so I can have this tripple core processer.

It looks a lot better then Intel's core2duo.

Any thoughs?

My current spec is:
512mb ram
windows vista sp1
2.8ghz amd altherlon 64bit.

Would I need to upgrade the m/b? To support this processer?

[Recursion]

Since when are tripple cores even possible? :S

[blanky12!]

Since when are tripple cores even possible? :S

i'm not even sure....

it says it on their website.

[Tomm]

AMD are planning to release triple core processors. They'll most likely be crap like the rest of their multi-core processors.

Since when are tripple cores even possible? :S

[Recursion]

Okay.

If you can afford it, get an Intel Q6600 Quad Core or something, and yes you will need a new motherboard.

[blanky12!]

yeah, just asking now.. - would i need to upgrade my motherboard to put on this processer or is the current one fine?

edit: tawm yeah i knwo for an intel module ill probally need one, don't purticually want intel

[Stephen!]

Well, I can honestly say I would bet money on it that the Core 2 Duo is better than AMD's tri-core. They just have better architecture.

[blanky12!]

Well, I can honestly say I would bet money on it that the Core 2 Duo is better than AMD's tri-core. They just have better architecture.

It's better then the core2dual search amd 780G on youtube to find out more

such as this one:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=rcbGV6Pfb6Q

It has built in directx

[Tomm]

Dude that's a chipset not a processor. If you plan to game properly then I recommend you buy a proper graphics card not some integrated one, no matter how powerful they claim it to be.

There is a big diffrence between a chipset and a processor.

See a review here: http://www.trustedreviews.com/mother...ics-Chipset/p1

It's better then the core2dual search amd 780G on youtube to find out more

such as this one:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=rcbGV6Pfb6Q

It has built in directx

[blanky12!]

Dude that's a chipset not a processor. If you plan to game properly then I recommend you buy a proper graphics card not some integrated one, no matter how powerful they claim it to be.

There is a big diffrence between a chipset and a processor.

See a review here: http://www.trustedreviews.com/mother...ics-Chipset/p1

OK, so the processer is only £50 to buy? And the motherboard is only £60, should I buy?