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    3500+ or 144?

    Any ideas whether it would be worth getting an opteron 144 or an athlon 64 3500?

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    The Operton 144 if you can get hold of one with the right steppings and you plan on overclocking. That means a good motherboard, decent cooling and preferably overclocking RAM.

    If you're leaving your CPU at stock, go for the 3500+.

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    was not too sure about the rest of the stuff was going to upgrade in stages using the asrock board.
    i was wondering how the 3500 overclocks compared to the 144?

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      • 2x8GB Corsair Vengeance LP
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      • Crucial M500 [240GB] & MX500 [1TB]
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    Depends what the steppings are for the 144 you get, if you wanna go safe, get the 3500+.

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