Pentium 4 3.46 Extreme Edition and 925XE: 1066MHz FSB Support is Here

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• GhandiInstinct - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link

  Come on Dell, cheaper, faster..give in to the grown up taste!!!
  
  I still can't fathom Dell being the top computer seller worldwide, are soccer moms buying at record highs?

• Tides - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link

  i'd say ddr2 does suck when intel gets less performance with it vs an amd 939 with ddr1. what a waste of cash to have the intel branding.

• jimmy43 - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link

  Most people dont care whats in their computer. Intel is a brand name people trust, but if they can get a computer for less money which can do all they need, then they will. And guess what? Theyl be blown away, and theyl realize AMD slays Intel and theyl laugh at their friends who got an Intel. The reason Intel is able to hold on so well to the market is because of conservative companies like DELL and other such multi-billion dollar partnerships. I say once DELL gives in, its over for Intel. But seriosly they really need to pick it up...

• Zebo - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link

  Those gaming benchmarks are embarresing.A "budget" athlon 64 3400 with the "old" socket 754 single channel mem controller is putting a whoppin' on Intels top chip.

• Zebo - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link

  SLIM
  
  You're forgetting DDR2 price which this needs in your so called Intel is "cheaper" comparison. If you want the same price setup you can get a FX-55 and really bring the wood.

• AnonymouseUser - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link

  "why didn't anyone try to overclock this thing and see how far it'll go?"
  
  They didn't want to melt the motherboard?

• knitecrow - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link

  why didn't anyone try to overclock this thing and see how far it'll go?
  

• Determinant - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link

  There is a graph missing in the "Business/General Use Performance" page.
  
  The graph for "Ahead Software Nero Express 6.0.0.3" is replaced by a duplicate of the preceding graph.
  
  I was surprised to see the big difference when burning CDs/DVDs with different CPUs until I realized that it was the wrong graph.
  
  I'm really interested to see how much of an impact faster CPUs make for burning CDs/DVDs because I didn't think that there would be a difference outside of the benchmark variance but since this was benchmarked it must have been noticable.
  
  Thanks

• MMORPGOD - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link

  None of you are aware of the situation Intel has over the world computing market. Yes evryone here on Anand forum is hardcore or enthusiast of computer tech and gaming for PC. But one thing none of you have a grasp on is that Intel has millions of people who do not define themselfs as ever being knowledgable to computing performance or benchmarks. Basicly all of intel is going to be on top no matter what, unless something big happens where the community who purchases these computer systems from the retail stores either sees whats going on beforehand or just wises up and reads about there current technology. Its something thats proven and works, Intel is leading the world in publications of its product more then AMD, thus they have a hand on being on the top. I am a diehard AMD fan, and there isnt to many of us out there who have been since AMD came out, but I can tell you, with all this media coverage on Intel over the past years, its engraved into evry consumers head that the next PC they get they will most likely purchase retail INtel equiped PC. AMD needs to market a little more because average people dont give a damn about benchmarks. Just my opinion about evryone who I see post above who says man Intel is toast or Intel is gone, those are benchmark comments and dont disolve the real world consumers thoughts on a PC with Intel name. How many people go into a Circuit City or Best Buy and see more AMD products then Intel? Intel leads advertisements and in store showcasing, so until someone actually gives the word to the public that AMD is better, Intel will always lead but not in performace. Cant wait for my FX-55

• Pythias - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link

  I really hope intel can get it back together, or we're gonna be looking at sky high processor pricing again. We need healthy competition.