Pentium 4 570J (3.8GHz) Reviewed
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Pentium 4 570J (3.8GHz) Reviewed
Intel's highest clock here.
So you are wondering, will this CPU take the crown?
Doom 3 Scores:
FX-55 (102.5)
4000 (100.7)
3800 (97.3)
3400 (90.5)
3200 (90.3)
3.46EE (89.3)
3.4EE (87.9)
570J (87.1)
Well, I don't think so.
So you are wondering, will this CPU take the crown?
Doom 3 Scores:
FX-55 (102.5)
4000 (100.7)
3800 (97.3)
3400 (90.5)
3200 (90.3)
3.46EE (89.3)
3.4EE (87.9)
570J (87.1)
Well, I don't think so.
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HAHA. Intels 3.8ghz is a joke. Really it is. A 1.8ghz CPU(athlon 64 3000+) beating it in gaming, and a bunch of other things, should have intel shaking. Intel should ba ashamed of themselves.
To all the intel fans out there.....
Intel Prescott...heat problems. ANyone that says otherwise is either too think to realize that Netburst is incompetent compared to the K8 architecture, or is a fanboy that is too blind to see the obvious....
Do I want to get onto the 64-bit memory registers? Yeah I think I should. iAMD64 or whatever Intel so conveniently put it, is the same thing as AMD64....save for a couple of things.....Memory bandwidth. Or should I say registers. Intels 64-bit capability uses 20% less memory registers than does AMD64...the K8 architecture. The K8 architecture is what AMD is using to smack the holy bejesus out of intel with....Athlon 64's. The Netburst architecture cannot handle any more registers. It already errors with the current amount used in the 1066fsb layout. What makes you think that iEMT64 will work any better? It wont. With AMD's on CPU memory controller...that means no lag, no delay for you n00bs....Intel cannot, i repeat..CANNOT compete with the netburst architecture working for intel. The K8 is too advanced. Intel has been beaten. The Dual core situation is much worse. Intels Dual cores will have to share the already limited by single core 1066mhz FSB. With each core you have with AMD, another link (hypertransport) will be present, meaning, that the bandwidth that may have been capped....is not a problem anymore. So seriously, why, oh why would intel have the crown?
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To all the intel fans out there.....
Intel Prescott...heat problems. ANyone that says otherwise is either too think to realize that Netburst is incompetent compared to the K8 architecture, or is a fanboy that is too blind to see the obvious....
Do I want to get onto the 64-bit memory registers? Yeah I think I should. iAMD64 or whatever Intel so conveniently put it, is the same thing as AMD64....save for a couple of things.....Memory bandwidth. Or should I say registers. Intels 64-bit capability uses 20% less memory registers than does AMD64...the K8 architecture. The K8 architecture is what AMD is using to smack the holy bejesus out of intel with....Athlon 64's. The Netburst architecture cannot handle any more registers. It already errors with the current amount used in the 1066fsb layout. What makes you think that iEMT64 will work any better? It wont. With AMD's on CPU memory controller...that means no lag, no delay for you n00bs....Intel cannot, i repeat..CANNOT compete with the netburst architecture working for intel. The K8 is too advanced. Intel has been beaten. The Dual core situation is much worse. Intels Dual cores will have to share the already limited by single core 1066mhz FSB. With each core you have with AMD, another link (hypertransport) will be present, meaning, that the bandwidth that may have been capped....is not a problem anymore. So seriously, why, oh why would intel have the crown?
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I don't believe the ignorance AMD fans have...

Hrmm if a 3200+ cannot beat a 3.8, how can a 3000+ beat our 3.8.. Don't start posting stuff you don't know about.
Here is some more information to prove taht you ARE WRONG












Hrmm if a 3200+ cannot beat a 3.8, how can a 3000+ beat our 3.8.. Don't start posting stuff you don't know about.

Here is some more information to prove taht you ARE WRONG











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Those are not a Doom 3 benchmarks. Doom 3 is the ultimate benchmark. Use a Doom 3 benchmark.
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Wow. You call that winning? you intel fanbois really have learned to settle for very little. In that business winstone, the 3.8, which is at least 700, is being beaten by the 3400. a $200 CPU!!! and the 3200. and of course the 3800, 4000, and FX-55. how do you call that winning? I call it OWNAGE!!!!!!!!!!!
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You have to be one of the biggest dumbasses I have evber talked to. If the AMD is being pushed to its limits and the intel isnt, WHY IS THE AMD OWNING??? And benchmark programs dont actually simulate real world performance. and yeah. the FX-55 sucks ass. thats EXACTLY why its OWNING every intel processor on the list. DOom3 is great for benchmarking because its an extremely system sucking game.
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Quit slinging around empty words and give me some facts. Doom 3 is not THE benchmark, hell, its not even a "benchmark" all these doom 3 facts are circumstatial... it tests the whole system and not the part we are looking at, the processor. When you get it through your head, then you will realize your fault. So wake the hell up and start thinking for once.
DOom3 is great for benchmarking because its an extremely system sucking game.
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But the part we are looking at, the CPU, affects the entire system. By getting a Socket 754/939/940 CPU, one can also get a nForce 4 chipset. The choice of the CPU also deals with the choice of the entire system around it.
Right now, in order to get SLI with present day technologies, either get a Socket 939 CPU or dual Socket 604s or dual Socket 940s. 939 for gaming. 940s for workstation. Both use nForce 4 SLI. Both rock.
Right now, in order to get SLI with present day technologies, either get a Socket 939 CPU or dual Socket 604s or dual Socket 940s. 939 for gaming. 940s for workstation. Both use nForce 4 SLI. Both rock.
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With systems that have the same parts, AMD's own. Doom3 has a timedemo meant for benchamarking. they made it that way. If doom 3 is such a crappy benchmark, what is better? 3dmark, a program that does a horrible job at simulating real gaming stresses? plus about half of those benchmarks show AMD's owning.Comanche wrote:Quit slinging around empty words and give me some facts. Doom 3 is not THE benchmark, hell, its not even a "benchmark" all these doom 3 facts are circumstatial... it tests the whole system and not the part we are looking at, the processor. When you get it through your head, then you will realize your fault. So wake the hell up and start thinking for once.DOom3 is great for benchmarking because its an extremely system sucking game.
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No, Anandtech used the Radeon X800 XT.Nolano wrote:they use Nvidia in the D3 benchmarks to get it as close as possible to cpu bottlenecked, as nvidia cards run Doom 3 better than ATI/
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