In both of this,i would say the proc running in HT is better in term of performance.SSE3 is using in some encoding work in movie only.
P4 2.8Ghz vs P4 2.8Ghz, Which wins?, 478 vs 775
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QUOTE(best_haiyod @ Nov 11 2007, 09:33 PM) to be honest both suxs Is this a way to give a comment or help to the thread starter?I know you are rich enough to get decent new cores. I'm still left behind will old old P4 but i think they are enough for my usage.Please don't insult people here.    |
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QUOTE(fylon @ Nov 11 2007, 10:14 PM) @Ray Oh sorry i don't know it is your fren.Anyway he shouldn't say that. Dont flame my fren.. See his join date.. Just a rookie.  But anyways, best_haiyod next time when u wanna reply something, brain before ur hand. Here is a place to discuss yet not to insult.@TS Yea. I agreed with Najmods words. If compare on stock speed, clock to clock northwood or the P4 proc ends with C will be better then Prescott which end with E. But in term of overclocking, Prescott core will shine when running on high FSB.  |
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