Temzilla wrote:
You don't have to be made of gold to sell your body.
True dat.
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I think you're mistaken.
The 2500 and 2600 are pretty much the same cpu, just that 2600 has hyperthreading and overclocks ~5% better than 2500, maybe (5% really is NOTHING though..).
Also; Hyperthreading won't matter in most applications.
The 2500 and 2600 are pretty much the same cpu, just that 2600 has hyperthreading and overclocks ~5% better than 2500, maybe (5% really is NOTHING though..).
Also; Hyperthreading won't matter in most applications.
Sittin' on chimneys, putting fire up my ***.
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Searz wrote:
I think you're mistaken.
The 2500 and 2600 are pretty much the same cpu, just that 2600 has hyperthreading and overclocks ~5% better than 2500, maybe (5% really is NOTHING though..).
Also; Hyperthreading won't matter in most applications.
I meant compared to laptop i5s.
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Well, if you're ok with spending 60% more money on 10% better performace then go ahead.
I'm personally not made of gold though, so I'd go for the better price/performance.
You don't have to be made of gold to sell your body.