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I would pay more for the Intel Q6600 because it has been out in the market longer with no serious issues unlike the phenom processor.
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give me Intel  ak87 | 03/13/08
RE: give me Intel  bobjones68@... | 03/14/08
Solution....  Spiritusindomit@... | 03/14/08
in a world without microskill and spintell  llval@... | 03/14/08
Or get a Mac and not worry about 32- and 64-bit issues. [nt]  olePigeon | 03/14/08
Why get a Mac?  mjolnar@... | 03/14/08
Macs use Intel chips, genius (nt)  tikigawd | 03/17/08
It's not the hardware, genius...  olePigeon | 03/18/08
Also, with virtualization there's more than the CPU  markdean | 03/14/08
RE: Triple-core Phenom - Where does it fit in to the big picture?  rtk | 03/13/08
quality , innovation and customer service always go down  pcguy777 | 03/14/08
RE: Triple-core Phenom - Where does it fit in to the big picture?  hkommedal | 03/13/08
Really get up on reality this is a builders proccessor $99 firm.  rtirman37@... | 03/13/08
RE: Triple-core Phenom - Where does it fit in to the big picture?  Badgered | 03/14/08
Price points  mjolnar@... | 03/14/08
From what Ive read.....  norb_houston@... | 03/14/08
Selling a bad product...  adelacuesta | 03/14/08
Intel started this trend a long time ago...  Narg | 03/14/08
...And continued it with the Celeron...  Wolfie2K3 | 03/14/08
You've gotta be kidding.  notsofast | 03/14/08
Re: You've gotta be kidding  grd003 | 03/15/08
BONUS! just in triple core from AMD use FX pinset with data and streaming.  rtirman37@... | 03/15/08
RE: Triple-core Phenom - Where does it fit in to the big picture?  clandestine8 | 03/14/08
WOW, it only took 10!!  bjterry62 | 03/14/08
darn, not even a dozen again  llval@... | 03/14/08
3 cores on a single die is more efficient than 4...  olePigeon | 03/14/08
AMD Differing Architecture  Shazzalive | 03/14/08
A bit fantasy please instead "big pictures" 0:)  llval@... | 03/14/08
Logic is flawed...  Spiritusindomit@... | 03/14/08
Don't make it sound like rocket science!  croberts | 03/14/08
rocket science would be  llval@... | 03/14/08
Same price as dual core  Stuka | 03/14/08
RE: Triple-core Phenom - Where does it fit in to the big picture?  Metawatch | 03/14/08
You have 0% proof that 3 cores, is a failed 4 core byproduct  pcguy777 | 03/14/08
Re: You have 0% proof that 3 cores, is a failed 4 core byproduct  grd003 | 03/15/08
Man..... this is really interesting  pcguy777 | 03/14/08
RE: Triple-core Phenom - Where does it fit in to the big picture?  luis_osio@... | 03/14/08
RE: Triple-core Phenom - Where does it fit in to the big picture?  morwen | 03/14/08
Some Proof  norb_houston@... | 03/14/08
RE: Triple-core Phenom - Where does it fit in to the big picture?  clareJ | 03/14/08
AMD is a revolution for code geeks  BALTHOR | 03/14/08
Dump It  donj81 | 03/14/08
Menage-a-Core? Unlike regular media, sleazing up AMD's new product just  HypnoToad | 03/14/08
2, 3, 4 0r more...  richdave | 03/14/08
Oh, it comes quite in handy on Windows systems...  HypnoToad | 03/14/08
RE: Triple-core Phenom - Where does it fit in to the big picture?  markdean | 03/14/08
Until recently, you would not get much  hkommedal | 03/14/08
Practical Apps which support MP  sbf95070 | 05/23/08
WHY NOT QUAD?  VistaLuv | 03/14/08
Anybody remember the 3x CD-ROM drives?  dferguson75@... | 03/17/08
RE: Triple-core Phenom - Where does it fit in to the big picture?  harrison3001 | 03/21/08
And what indeed IS the big picture?  HexHammer67 | 03/27/08
Terrible Article  guruboy@... | 03/28/08
RE: Triple-core Phenom - Where does it fit in to the big picture?  NZJester | 03/28/08

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