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by **bambi** » Wed Sep 12, 07 1:43 pm

Which cpu is better? A 3.06 celeron or a 2.4 northwood p4? (for dxing) :shock:

by **Gishank** » Wed Sep 12, 07 3:36 pm

The Celeron D 3.06Ghz is the best processor out of the two... However, both would run DeusEx smoothly.

by **Jon** » Wed Sep 12, 07 3:42 pm

LOL CELERON. PHAIL.

Northwood.

by **Bob** » Wed Sep 12, 07 4:50 pm

Get an athlon.

by **Professor Layton** » Wed Sep 12, 07 7:48 pm

An athlon would be better for gaming purposes, ye-e-e-es.

by **~ô¿ô~Nobody~** » Wed Sep 12, 07 8:20 pm

get a core 2 duo.
E6300 already owns athlon FX :lol:

by **Zantinzuken** » Wed Sep 12, 07 9:00 pm

~[A]Nobody~ wrote:get a core 2 duo.
E6300 already owns athlon FX

This man speaketh the truth.

by **Karkian** » Thu Sep 13, 07 5:19 am

I have a celeron. I would choose the other one. The Celeron freezes DX. The game freezes your entire computer when you have celeron and Direct3D Render combined. I say the other one. Celeron, fail :lol:

by **Dae** » Thu Sep 13, 07 9:32 am

[RTK]arkian wrote:I have a celeron. I would choose the other one. The Celeron freezes DX. The game freezes your entire computer when you have celeron and Direct3D Render combined. I say the other one. Celeron, fail

Maybe it's your fault or a fault of your particular system, combination of software, etc.

by **Gishank** » Thu Sep 13, 07 10:14 am

Celeron is one of the best low-spec requirements processors out there. It may not be the best processor in the world, but its speed compared with that northwood one makes it superior. I have a Celeron 2.2 Ghz on this current pc, and it runs Deus Ex at a nice speed. Before i got a new graphics card, Deus Ex would freeze occasionally for unknown reasons... So i presume your graphics card is outdated... Most likely a GeForce MX 440 SE?

by **~ô¿ô~Nobody~** » Thu Sep 13, 07 12:28 pm

Perhaps, but not necessarily.
Back in 2000, I was able to play DX with my P3 500MHz and a ATI Rage 128 Fury Pro.

by **Alex** » Thu Sep 13, 07 1:58 pm

Gishank wrote:Celeron is one of the best low-spec requirements processors out there. It may not be the best processor in the world, but its speed compared with that northwood one makes it superior. I have a Celeron 2.2 Ghz on this current pc, and it runs Deus Ex at a nice speed. Before i got a new graphics card, Deus Ex would freeze occasionally for unknown reasons... So i presume your graphics card is outdated... Most likely a GeForce MX 440 SE?

Interesting.
Here you say you got other PC specifications:
http://www.deathmaster.uni.cc/viewtopic.php?t=551

by **Gishank** » Thu Sep 13, 07 4:06 pm

Alex. You fail.

Read the topic, you'll find that i am not using that pc due to the mass amount of electricty it requires.

by **Alex** » Thu Sep 13, 07 4:11 pm

You're the one who fails here, as you do not have that computer.

by **Gishank** » Thu Sep 13, 07 4:38 pm

I don't fail, i just spent around 3 grand on building a custom pc which requires too much power. You fail for not reading the topic.

by **bambi** » Sat Sep 15, 07 11:26 pm

ok I fail. because no one definitively answered my question. I'l'l install the northwood with 800 FSB and see what happens. Meltdown in t-minus 4 3.2.1 hppty hour.

by **Aidan** » Sun Sep 16, 07 2:51 am

DONT GO WITH AMD. I can't stand AMD processors.. I find them amazingly slow next to intel.

by **Kaiden** » Sun Sep 16, 07 3:30 am

Gishank wrote:I don't fail, i just spent around 3 grand on building a custom pc which requires too much power. You fail for not reading the topic.

I think anyone who spends £3,000 on a computer needs to go on a long walk and re-concider their life-style.

by **Aidan** » Sun Sep 16, 07 3:32 am

That would be me Kaiden.

by **Kaiden** » Sun Sep 16, 07 3:33 am

Go and take a walk, Gishank will join you!

by **Aidan** » Sun Sep 16, 07 3:36 am

C'mon Klop, we're go for a stroll through the park :wink:

by **~[R2K]D-BLOCK~** » Sun Sep 16, 07 5:14 am

LOL i have amd ah wouldnt call it great but works fine for me. :nod:

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