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This is just the overall performance (a.k.a. rough
comparison). In general, AMD Athlon64 is a better processor than Intel
Pentium 4, in terms of performance, price and efficiency. Usually lower end processor is worther to buy, because the pricing is not linear with the performance gain. Super high end processor (the extreme) and P4 x60 above is not recommended as they are too expensive and not worth the money. It's better to learn some overclocking skill to boost the performance near to or beyond the extreme processors. Last but not least, you cannot say AMD wins Intel in all application, bcoz there's some field where Pentium 4 has outstanding performance. You should read about the detail comparison in order to choose the appropriate processor for your work and daily usage. |
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