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Subject: Question re dual processor differences.

Author: Christopher A. Morgan

Date: 10:28:42 01/30/03

Question re dual processor differences.

Tiger Direct offers a dual AMD MP 2200+ for $1,650, and a dual Intel Xeon 2.4
for $3,000.  Both without an operating system.

What difference in performance would I expect between these two machines?  The
AMD dual at roughly ½ the price seems to be the much better buy, although the
Xeon should have HT, I believe?

For a Windows operating system which is better (I am a single user, no network
use, no server use), Win XP Pro or Win 2000 Pro?

Thanks!

Thanks! Christopher A. Morgan 10:07:06 01/31/03
Re: Question re dual processor differences. Matt Taylor 23:53:19 01/30/03
- Re: Question re dual processor differences. David Rasmussen 08:48:45 01/31/03
  - Re: Question re dual processor differences. Matt Taylor 11:58:34 01/31/03
Re: Some Crafty data Robert Hyatt 19:16:49 01/30/03
- Re: Some Crafty data Jeremiah Penery 19:20:44 01/30/03
  - Re: Some Crafty data Robert Hyatt 19:38:31 01/30/03
    - Re: Some Crafty data enrico carrisco 20:44:58 01/30/03
      - Re: Some Crafty data Matt Taylor 23:40:55 01/30/03
Re: Question re dual processor differences. Jorge Pichard 14:48:35 01/30/03
- Re: Question re dual processor differences. Jorge Pichard 14:55:05 01/30/03
Re: Question re dual processor differences. Jonas Cohonas 13:23:21 01/30/03
Re: Question re dual processor differences. Russell Reagan 13:19:52 01/30/03
Re: Question re dual processor differences. Robert Hyatt 11:24:27 01/30/03
- Re: Question re dual processor differences. Matt Taylor 23:49:03 01/30/03
  - Re: Question re dual processor differences. Robert Hyatt 10:31:59 01/31/03
    - Re: Question re dual processor differences. Matt Taylor 11:45:30 01/31/03
      - Re: Question re dual processor differences. Robert Hyatt 18:02:33 01/31/03

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