do you think i could get a decent custom build with £500? it'd be used for games such as WoW and typical lan games such as L4D, MOHAA, GRID etc
prefer to spend less than that but yeah
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08-09-2009, 12:03 PM #1
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Yes, you could get something reasonable.
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08-09-2009, 12:28 PM #3
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nice thanks ;D ill talk to some mates when theyre on msn and see what i can find
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I'd consider getting the new i5's that were released today. Reasonable prices.
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I agree at £150 for the 2.66GHz, but I'd probably wait a little bit for the motherboard manufacturers to get some practice in at making boards for them.
Originally Posted by Stephen
How to the i5s perform in comparison to i7s clock for clock?
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Very similar so I have read. The main difference being that the i5 does not have HyperThreading, which wasn't that great on the i7's anyway
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Yeah, I had a look on anandtech. Only performance difference is the bits where triple channel DDR3 is helpful and HT. Originally Posted by Stephen
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Sucks for Jewbear, but he probably won't care because he seems to have lots of money :p
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Yeah, I believe you can get a good stable build for around £300.
That's why we seize the moment, try to freeze it and own it, squeeze it and hold it cause we consider these minutes golden.
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Yeah, but apparently they're not going to overclock as well as the i7s? Originally Posted by Stephen
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