TibsBeatAll said:ohhhhh.... SHOT DOWN.. lol. u guys gotta stop bitching at each other and just leave it at that, unless of course there is one of you out there that actually has both processors and can compare fairly.
oh and to airiox, of course ur bloody x800 pro beats a 6800 non-u. over 100 dollar difference. A fair comparison would be to compare it to a 6800 GT.
or even better. compare it to the evga limited edition one i mentioned before. Now we will see which card is better. and u had an XFX 6800?? I hear a LOT of complains about the xfx's. They just don't make them with quality parts.
oh by the way, how's the x800 pro performing compared to ur card. any benchies, tests, etc. i'm curious as to how much the x800 beats it.
and LK, airiox, or whoever the hell is moderating this, take the argument to another thread please, what you are arguing about has very little, or no relevance to what the thread starter wanted to know.
pc out mi chicos.
So I suppose they chose the tests Intel win? If they did that - why not make it so Intel wins outright? And why put in some Intel only just wins? It would be a waste of time. I suppose you can find benchmarks where AMD Win Performance Tests outright? because I can't, seriously. Even on the Futuremark PCMark 04 Test Results Page - the top 6 are all Intels!Giancarlo said:Again LK you are wrong. I only posted that source to prove on thing. Everyone knows Tomshardware's particular slants. I can't stand a moron. Especially when he does moronic things.
Lord Kalthorn said:So I suppose they chose the tests Intel win? If they did that - why not make it so Intel wins outright? And why put in some Intel only just wins? It would be a waste of time. I suppose you can find benchmarks where AMD Win Performance Tests outright? because I can't, seriously. Even on the Futuremark PCMark 04 Test Results Page - the top 6 are all Intels!
I wouldn't mind an actual answer to the benchmarks though - they were pretty thorough and to the point. I think secretly you like Intel; otherwise why would you have said Intel is crap - and posted proof its brilliant?
You are putting up benchmarks to support AMD with Overclocked Processors against normal Processors! Thats crazy! How can you possibly think that is a fair comparison. You can overclock Intels - as Gibant and Geforceboy will tell you if you don't believe me - far better and higher than you can AMDs. An Extreme Edition will go even higher than most because of huge power, Cache, and its Brute Strength! To make it fair you'd have to compare that FX 2.6Ghz to an EE at 4.2 or 4.4! Which do you think would win in that situation?Giancarlo said:I'll give you some of it.. but the price again... I clearly label this my victory.
I think secretly you are a moron but it clearly shows. Your stupidity is shining.
http://www.tomshardware.com/cpu/20040318/athlon-fx53-31.html
"The Athlon64 FX clearly beats its archrival's processors in most of our benchmarks. The Intel processors all collect points, in some cases dramatically, in speed-sensitive applications such as rendering or audio and video compression, and with applications optimized for HyperThreading. However, as soon as 3D applications and games are run, FX steamrolls ahead. That must be annoying for Intel, since the Pentium 4 Extreme Edition is targeted for these applications.
Compared to $999 for the 3.4 GHz Pentium 4 Extreme Edition, the $733 price tag for the Athlon64 FX-53, represents a great value, especially in consideration of the performance differences between the two processors. Indeed, the FX is a whopping 35% cheaper than the P4 Extreme Edition. The processor supports the AMD-backed Cool & Quiet to reduce dissipation and fan noise during idle or partial-load phases, and, together with the Service Pack 2 for WindowsXP, offers more security. Overclocking is built-in. "
Lord Kalthorn said:You are putting up benchmarks to support AMD with Overclocked Processors against normal Processors! Thats crazy! How can you possibly think that is a fair comparison. You can overclock Intels - as Gibant and Geforceboy will tell you if you don't believe me - far better and higher than you can AMDs. An Extreme Edition will go even higher than most because of huge power, Cache, and its Brute Strength! To make it fair you'd have to compare that FX 2.6Ghz to an EE at 4.2 or 4.4! Which do you think would win in that situation?
I didn't think we were talking about Price - but the simple fact the EE will last for 5 years more - yes at 32-bit but it will - than the AMD; is available for Overclocking to 4-5Ghz with new and cheaper Cooling Methods that will popup in the future; and is simply faster and more powerful as your benchmarks state. I would say its worth $200 more.
Your second benchmark load is just as crazy. Even if we count out the Overclocked AMD (which is still beaten in a suprising even to me number of tests); the only AMD beating the EE is the bloody FX-53! An FX-53 working at 2.4 Ghz. That is what in AMD Numerals? At least 4000+ if not more - and still on a surprising number of tests it is beaten.Giancarlo said:A source from Tomshardware concedes that AMD beats Intel in most of their benchmarks. I don't know why they were choosing benchmarks where the Intel beats AMD outright. It is like what Apple does with its G5. We all know it does very well in a few multimedia tests and you can make it look like Apple is the fastest in the world. But in reality if you look at everything it isn't. Now get off the drugs, and read all the tests especially on my second source which clearly shows that AMD is the victor in 75-80% of the tests.
Intel is crap. I think you're a moron.