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Intel Pentium D 805 for gaming ?
Just wondering if anyone out there is running a Intel Pentium D 805 2.6GHz
Dual CoreCPU...if so, do you play any games and whats it like ? Im on an aging P3-1ghz with a AGP 9600Pro video card and the CPU is showing its age in newer games such as CoD2 and Swat 4 and thought the above chip might be a suitable budget replacement for me :) |
Re: Intel Pentium D 805 for gaming ?
> Just wondering if anyone out there is running a Intel Pentium D 805 2.6GHz
> Dual CoreCPU...if so, do you play any games and whats it like ? > Im on an aging P3-1ghz with a AGP 9600Pro video card and the CPU is > showing its age in newer games such as CoD2 and Swat 4 and thought the > above chip might be a suitable budget replacement for me :) > For gaming only? You would be better off with a low end Athlon64. For general use I'd pick the PentiumD 805 though, but I'd crank it up to around 4GHz :P I wish that CPU had been around when I spend over $500 on my Athlon X2 Steve |
Re: Intel Pentium D 805 for gaming ?
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> Just wondering if anyone out there is running a Intel Pentium D 805 2.6GHz > Dual CoreCPU...if so, do you play any games and whats it like ? > Im on an aging P3-1ghz with a AGP 9600Pro video card and the CPU is showing > its age in newer games such as CoD2 and Swat 4 and thought the above chip > might be a suitable budget replacement for me :) Your PC motherboard doesn't support anything more recent than the Pentium 3. It's far too old. Besides, the Pentium D fits into a motherboard with a LGA775 socket. Your motherboard has a type 370 socket. The sensible thing to do would be to purchase a games console ~if~ a major upgrade is out of the question; or, eschew doing the boringly sensible thing and blow your budget by a few thousand percent to get a real man's gaming machine. nyuck nyuck nyuck... Tony. |
Re: Intel Pentium D 805 for gaming ?
"Stephen Williams" <stevexc@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:4454790e$1@clear.net.nz... >> Just wondering if anyone out there is running a Intel Pentium D 805 >> 2.6GHz Dual CoreCPU...if so, do you play any games and whats it like ? >> Im on an aging P3-1ghz with a AGP 9600Pro video card and the CPU is >> showing its age in newer games such as CoD2 and Swat 4 and thought the >> above chip might be a suitable budget replacement for me :) >> > > For gaming only? You would be better off with a low end Athlon64. > > For general use I'd pick the PentiumD 805 though, but I'd crank it up to > around 4GHz :P > I wish that CPU had been around when I spend over $500 on my Athlon X2 > > Steve > Not just gaming :) And yeah... the ocing to 3.9/4.2ghz is what caught my interest as well ;) |
Re: Intel Pentium D 805 for gaming ?
"Tony Neville" <burble@babble.com> wrote in message news:mn.f5607d6457ba3c5d.51235@babble.com... > Your PC motherboard doesn't support anything more recent than the Pentium > 3. It's far too old. Besides, the Pentium D fits into a motherboard with > a LGA775 socket. Your motherboard has a type 370 socket. > > The sensible thing to do would be to purchase a games console ~if~ a major > upgrade is out of the question; or, eschew doing the boringly sensible > thing and blow your budget by a few thousand percent to get a real man's > gaming machine. nyuck nyuck nyuck... I know about the motherboard sockets etc, I assemble PCs everyday :) And nope, already got a PS2 - need PC for work stuff as well as some games ;) |
Re: Intel Pentium D 805 for gaming ?
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