Author: Frank Quisinsky
Date: 05:58:43 12/12/04
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On December 12, 2004 at 08:49:36, Sandro Necchi wrote: Hi, >Just for your info our expert was a Intel fun until one year ago...after >replacing many units due to the hot summer we had last year and not facing the >same problems on the AMD ones, he changed his mind... Understand, the questions is what for customers have the expert you have (very important). If this dealer for sell more on private persons, I can understand him, why not! >Athlons 1.2 or 1.4 are 4 years old systems...they were the first ones...now the >best processor based on performance and cost all together (Pc desktop) is the >AMD K7 Athlon (Barton) 3000+ > >If you take any Pc games magazine they report this... This is right but never forget ... a customer which one time have bigger problems with a hardware will never forget it. Look, the Pentium III is the best processor in all the time (after the statistics I know, of course today not to the topic "power"). This is a big advantage for Intel, also the Celeron systems works fine without any problems since many years ... the next advantage. In this area we speak about computers the most have no interest on Celeron processors :-) but for how many users is a fast comptuer really important? My favorite is my Pentium III 550 MHz with Intel system board and 384 MB Rambus 800 MHz Ram. I have installed XP and the OS works relly fast. I can see not a different if I write a letter or look a little bit on webpages / fora / mails. Best Frank
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