26 Nov 2010 at 13:27 #1 Amraam Amraam Soldato Joined 5 Jan 2009 Posts 4,760 Hey all, Is it worth upgrading in the next few months or is there anything big coming out soon that I should wait for? My PC specs are in my sig. Was thinking of splitting and selling it for ~£250-300 and spending £1k on a new system.
Hey all, Is it worth upgrading in the next few months or is there anything big coming out soon that I should wait for? My PC specs are in my sig. Was thinking of splitting and selling it for ~£250-300 and spending £1k on a new system.
26 Nov 2010 at 13:35 #2 hybrid572 hybrid572 Associate Joined 23 Sep 2010 Posts 1,030 Wait till Sandy Bridge, at least.
26 Nov 2010 at 13:46 #3 Amraam Amraam Soldato OP Joined 5 Jan 2009 Posts 4,760 Is that Intels new CPU? When is it coming out?
26 Nov 2010 at 13:48 #4 cmndr_andi cmndr_andi Soldato Joined 23 Apr 2009 Posts 11,973 Location Cheshire January 5th is when the mainstream chips are being launched.
26 Nov 2010 at 13:48 #5 Br4d Br4d Associate Joined 22 Nov 2010 Posts 389 Location London I'm in the same boat, I have the one up from your CPU (45nm die shrink 'Wolfdale') Wait till sandy bridge and get a i7 "2600" which is rumoured to be relatively cheap, support 1600mhz Ram and have a 3.4Ghz clock Speed! I think it's worth the wait.
I'm in the same boat, I have the one up from your CPU (45nm die shrink 'Wolfdale') Wait till sandy bridge and get a i7 "2600" which is rumoured to be relatively cheap, support 1600mhz Ram and have a 3.4Ghz clock Speed! I think it's worth the wait.
26 Nov 2010 at 13:59 #6 Amraam Amraam Soldato OP Joined 5 Jan 2009 Posts 4,760 Cheers lads. Br4d, yeah that sounds good. Will be a nice upgrade from my E6750 if those specs are accurate.
Cheers lads. Br4d, yeah that sounds good. Will be a nice upgrade from my E6750 if those specs are accurate.
26 Nov 2010 at 14:16 #7 angela angela Associate Joined 27 Jan 2010 Posts 1,088 Location Manchester no point to upgrade if you don't feel like you need it