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Difference between Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core and Core 2 Duo
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09/7/2007
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Difference between Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core and Core 2 Duo
Athlon 64 X2 is AMD's dual core processor just like Intel's Core 2 Duo. Two Athlon 64 placed together make Athlon 64 X2.
AMD had caught up with Pentium 4 processors, but after Intel released Core 2 Duo's there is no competition. The only advantage right now is the price.
If you don't play games and are on a tight budget go for Athlon or else Core 2 Duo.
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Comment #1
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pointless! you got your sentences mixed up... or simply you just don't know what the hell you're about!
Comment #2
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contradicting
Comment #3
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Nonsense just because u think Athlon 64 X2. is not better then intel i can even bet u dont know anything abt amd's very powerful instruction sets looser
Comment #4
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Very misleading. The title makes it sound like it will be an itemized comparison/contrast, but turned out to be nothing of the sort. It seems a lot like a trick. It has a couple of lines, so that it could look legitimate, but may actually be just to find out how many people will click. This suspicion even brings doubt to the reliability of the information.
Comment #5
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no comment!!!
Comment #6
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Nonsense
Comment #7
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rather vague
Comment #8
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Bullshit
Comment #9
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The athlon 64 x2 is good for gaming. Get the right dualcore drivers for Xp or gaming and it's perfect.
Comment #10
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Little to no information. "Difference between Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core and Core 2 Duo" is this boiled down to "but after Intel released Core 2 Duo's there is no competition". This link was a wasted click.
Comment #11
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more explanation need in terms of speed, performance etc.