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Dual Core Xeon Performance
Does anyone know if having a dual core xeon processor is equivilant to having two non dual core xeon processors?
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11 Replies
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The Intel 955 and 965 are faster and less expensive to setup than Xeon. You should consider those.
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– CTO, CineForm
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Yup!
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If you can wait, wait for the new Intel Duo chips in July. They will faster than any of them. But the new D960 dual-core 3.6 Intel is soooo tempting at the moment.
Peter Corbett
Powerhouse Productions
Australia
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Is the new D960 dual-core 32 or 64 bit?
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I decided to buy a D950 today to replace my D840. It’s a little slower at 3.4MHz but cheaper than the D965. I like to wait until new CPU’s, chipsets are out so the mobo manufacturers can release their higher-end stuff as well.
Peter Corbett
Powerhouse Productions
Australia
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hello,
FWIW, I’m running on a AMD 4800+ Dual Core system and it rocks :-). It was also considerably cheaper than an Intel solution and the motherboard was specifically qualified for the BMD card which helped.
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What motherboard are you running the AMD 4800 on?
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An Asus A8N32-Deluxe SLI with 4GB ram.
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Thanks, I’ve been looking for the best mobo to use with the AMD 4800. Did you run into any issues with it and PP 2.0?
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