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    cpu power

    how much power increse would there be if i got a 3700
    upgraded from a 3200

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    and how difference would the 1mb cashe make

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    Quote Originally Posted by lodore
    how much power increse would there be if i got a 3700
    upgraded from a 3200

    in percent

    and how difference would the 1mb cashe make
    What socket is that? 939? I mean it won't be much from 3200 to 3700 - 200MHz - and you could overclock your CPU to that with no problems.

    The L2 cache would make a little more difference, but unless you're going to get a 4000+ San Diego then there isn't much point
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    socket 754

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    Quote Originally Posted by lodore
    socket 754
    Not much point then. If ya wanna upgrade then save up and sell your bits then get socket 939 + PCI-E
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    I agree. Save up for 939. You won't get noticeable increases on that move.

    Move to Dual-Channel RAM with an upgrade with 939 and you'll see something though.

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    1mb cache up from 512kb make about 1-2% increase in performance. Get the S939 option as there is a good upgrade path.

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