December 7, 200520 yr Which is the best to play games on plus price wise two???Opteron 146: $249.00Socket 939, 2.0GHz CPU Frequency,E4 Stepping,1MB L2 cache, 0.09u, 32/64 Bit architecture, Hyper-Transport,HT2000 MT/s, Retail package (comes with heatsink and fan).ORAmd Athlon64 3500+ (939) venice: $321Socket 939, 2.2G CPU Frequency, 512K L2 cache, 0.09u, Venice Core, 32/64 Bit architecture, Hyper-Transport, Retail package (comes with heatsink and fan).ORAmd Athlon64 3700+ (939) San Diego: $379Socket 939, 2.2G CPU Frequency, 1Mb L2 cache, 0.09u, San Diego Core, 32/64 Bit architecture, Hyper-Transport, Retail package (comes with heatsink and fan).Which is the best to play game outa of these and is it really worth the extra $120 Edited December 7, 200520 yr by daz98
December 7, 200520 yr Author 2 things 1 is overclocking bad for it and it means it will die in a few years2. i dont know how to overclock all i want is somthing that can play games in the years to come fastill tell u my system specs - My comp - Motherboard - DFI LanParty UT nF4 Ultra D - $207.90cpu - yet to be decidedRam - 2x 1gig (512x2) DDR3200 Kingston - $318Graphics Card - Albatron Nvidia Geforce 7800GT 256Mb PCI-Express Graphics Card 7800GT Dual DVI TV-Out VIVO - $529.00 Power Supply Unit - OCZ PowerStream 520W Ultra-Quiet ATX PSU - $241.60Hard Disk - 120Gb Western Digital CAVIAR SE, SATAII, 3.5in - $126Thanks Edited December 8, 200520 yr by daz98
December 7, 200520 yr i would go with the venice 3500+ due to it being 60$ cheaper...double cache is NOT going to effect your gaming preformance AT ALL.the area where this cache will help is video/cad work and since your going amd i would asume that you are doing nither.however that opteron being cheaper would be my choice but since your not a ocing person i would not get it
December 7, 200520 yr well it depends, for 512kb more cache 50$ might matter to you. if u can afford it then get the 3700
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