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AMD/Intel

Zones: Computer CPU Processors, General Computer Systems, Personal Computers

If someone gives you $100.00 to spend on a processor do you buy AMD or Intel and why?
(Building a new system and I want EE input before I hit the "purchase" button.)
David

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Zone: Computer Hardware

Question Asked By: David-Howard

Solution Provided By: garycase

Participating Experts: 4

Solution Grade: A

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