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    which athlon 64

    need some advice on upgrading
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    A64 3000+ £105
    A64 3400+ £211
    A64 3500+ £252

    worth going for socket 939 over 754 (asus motherboards)
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    oooooh we did this to DEATH on a thread....just rying to decide WHAT was going on in the world of AMD 64bit goodness

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    939 is the way forward really, but is MAHOOSIVE dough

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    Don't both upgrading, it's not going to be much faster than your current setup, you'll be unpleased by the small increase in speed

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    Quote Originally Posted by redbird
    A64 3000+ £105
    A64 3400+ £211
    A64 3500+ £252
    Just got an A64 3500+ for £199+VAT from Microdirect, so they're a tiny bit less than you've said.

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    I have just stuck a 3000+ it is (as far as i can tell from reading lots of reviews) the best bang for your buck, you can also stick .45 GHz on it bringing it up to 3400-3500 speeds

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    Quote Originally Posted by KeZZeR
    Don't both upgrading, it's not going to be much faster than your current setup, you'll be unpleased by the small increase in speed
    Not true, with the X800Pro the cpu (xp3000) is gonna be the main bottleneck in the system, which wont be the case if he upgrades to A64.

    I would personally recommend going S939 for future compatibility. The S754 which did have better performance (Clawhammer cores) are getting harder to find these days, so might as well spend a little extra and get dual channel capability.

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    Me I'm looking at a Dual CPU config and Yeah that means getting 2 Opterons(244-1.8Ghz each) and a 940 chipset type motherboard, Like the MSI K8T Master2-FAR and some PC3200 LL registered ram(512Mb) from either Corsair or OCZ and a couple of P4 heatsinks, Power Cable adapters(20pin(2x10) to 24pin(2x12) and a 1x4(2x4) in adapter, This motherboard uses of course the 4pin(2x2) 12vdc cable. And a new case(Silverstone Temjin 5 (SST-TJ05-B) - Black Computer Tower PC Case- Accept EXTENDED (12"x13") size ATX M/B), a 470w Enermax psu, a DVD+R drive and a 6800 series 128Mb(or greater) agp video card.

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