lawlonslawt
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First off, forgive me if I didn't search through threads enough to find this topic already.
I have a question regarding the power of Core 2 Quad vs. Core 2 Duo. I've heard that the Core 2 Duos are the better choice for gaming, at least currently. Is a quad that much slower when it comes to gaming? I'm asking because I'm currently lookin' to build a new computer, and with Intel's price drop coming soon [at least I hope], I don't know if I should stick with duo, or go quad. From what I've read, the quads will cost as much as the duos cost now. I was planning on buying a duo now, but the price drop sounds bueno. And yar, I'm mainly a gamer, to put things in perspective.
Any help is appreciated, and sorry for the stupid question.
I have a question regarding the power of Core 2 Quad vs. Core 2 Duo. I've heard that the Core 2 Duos are the better choice for gaming, at least currently. Is a quad that much slower when it comes to gaming? I'm asking because I'm currently lookin' to build a new computer, and with Intel's price drop coming soon [at least I hope], I don't know if I should stick with duo, or go quad. From what I've read, the quads will cost as much as the duos cost now. I was planning on buying a duo now, but the price drop sounds bueno. And yar, I'm mainly a gamer, to put things in perspective.
Any help is appreciated, and sorry for the stupid question.