smartali89Whats your fax number :P


Ok I will try ... I am trying to make such a big website .... click my sig

smartali89that means its going to take years......... but well I will try and start reviewing...

Musselsget a team up, you'll get there faster. Get a video card reviewer, a case reviewer, a monitor reviewer and such. Theres no point being a case reviewer if you dont have a PC to go in it, for example (what happens if you get a mATX case, but have no micro boards?)

keep things like that in mind, aim for quality over quantity and you'll get up in no time.

btarunrChinese website Coolaler.com has access to an engineering sample of the upcoming Intel Pentium Dual-Core E5200 processor. This processor is based on the 45nm Wolfdale core and features a total of 2 MB L2 cache. It has a default 200 MHz FSB and 12.5 x FSB multiplier and clock-speed of 2.50 GHz. Owing to this high multiplier and the Wolfdale design, this chip facilitates high overclocks, Coolaler.com has been able to take this chip to 4.00 GHz core with a FSB of 320 MHz and Vcore of 1.384 V. More than impressive for a budget processor.



Source: Coolaler

calvary1980if the E7200 is $130 this e5xxx is probably going to be under a $100.

- Christine

hayder.masterif it go under 100$ that's mean it beat;s the amd 6000x2 and 6400 x2 in performance and price

swaayeFor gaming it's way more about the video card than some extra CPU cache anyway. Save on the CPU and spend the extra on the next fastest video card.

Within reason, of course. Don't be gaming with a 9800GX2 and a 1.6 GHz Celeron now.

Tatty_OneI agree but not everyone uses their CPU exclusively for games!

The reason why I asked earlier how much the cheapest E8200 costs in the US is because I can get mine to almost 4.5gig and thats gotta be damn cost effective also and it has the full 6mb L2 on tap :)

farlex85The e8200s are about $174 in the US. Might be slightly cheaper in other places, but really it's only $10 less than the e8400, making the e8400 the "might as well."