And making a comparison of an Intel P4 to an AMD is stupid. It depends on what chip you use. P4's can range from super low (1.5 GHZ) to super high (3.a lot). It also depends on what other kinds of hardware you have in it. The old AMD's may have been better than Intel (I personally was always an Intel guy, though at the time, I was biased and didn't actually know anything). I've heard that the old AMD's were better than the old Intels because they had twice as many data pipelines. I think that a Pentium D probably beats the average AMD core, but anything above that and Intel usually takes the cake. I don't mind if you get an AMD, because unlike Apple, I don't think that they overcharge and produce sub-par hardware.
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Originally Posted by indieover well i keep hearing that amd will not work well in hot climate like in tropical countries. and that intel does not have that problem like amd. well i really don't know if there is any truth to that. |
Intel chips handle heat better and consume less power. Aside from that, unless they are more durable with regards to moisture and salt, I don't see how that statement has any truth to it.
*shoot, Trevor beat me to it.