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    Quote Originally Posted by Boogle
    I think Intel have the best price/performance ratio if you're willing to make do with SFF or MicroATX.

    I prefer the P-M not just for performance, but because of its power saving features. Wasting energy is just that - a waste. Plus a P-M can run passive when idle, and extremely quiet under load
    Edit: ta for the links.

    Interesting, me is thinking that this could be the ideal solution for a SFF, quiet, living room PC capable of doing High Definition scaling (with relevant bits) video, music etc.

    Perhaps there is a use for Intel yet, price permitting of course.
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    Quote Originally Posted by iranu
    Edit: ta for the links.

    Interesting, me is thinking that this could be the ideal solution for a SFF, quiet, living room PC capable of doing High Definition scaling (with relevant bits) video, music etc.

    Perhaps there is a use for Intel yet, price permitting of course.
    Indeed, and there is a barebones PC with the Pentium M. Actually there are 2, both from AOpen.

    EY855 and EZ855

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    P-M comes with a banana core? sweet...


    ...


    I'll get me coat.

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    Boogle - thanks I shall have to look into that.

    Moderators - thanks very much for editing my last post for me. I should know better than to abuse people (even if it is the Deputy Prime Minister.)

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    Personally, as someone who primarily plays games, AMD all the way. At the moment anyway, I had a p4 2.4 before my current system, and it ran very well

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    Zak, that's me, would like to apologise for claiming, totally wrongly, that P4 2.4's wouldn't Hyper Thread.

    I was wrong, wrong wrong wrong, and more wrong. So wrong in fact, that I shall now say sorry. Again.

    SORRY
    I was wrong.....sorry.

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