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Which CPU
- Thread starter SIMMO
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For games the E6800 will give a better benefit because it is clocked higher & no games can take advantage of quad core yet.
Nevertheless, I would recommend if you're spending that much to get the quad core because it will serve you well in future.
Frankly, neither are great value for money, I would choose an E6600 instead, you will probably never notice the difference & save yourself hundreds of pounds.
Nevertheless, I would recommend if you're spending that much to get the quad core because it will serve you well in future.
Frankly, neither are great value for money, I would choose an E6600 instead, you will probably never notice the difference & save yourself hundreds of pounds.
If I were you I'd get the E6600 and with the money saved buy some games or software to actually use the power of the CPU 
An E6600 will be almost too powerful for anything decently programmed (cough* Rainbow Six Vegas *cough)
Obviously it can't be too powerful but I'm sure you understand what I'm saying
An E6600 will be almost too powerful for anything decently programmed (cough* Rainbow Six Vegas *cough)
Obviously it can't be too powerful but I'm sure you understand what I'm saying