Price Guides November 2004: CPU and Motherboards
by Adam Rader on November 18, 2004 12:05 AM EST- Posted in
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Introduction
Motherboards and processors have been the most active components with respect to PC hardware advances and development over the years. This has become even more apparent in the last year during which Intel and AMD both rolled out new sockets, new chipsets and new ways of computing. It's now very easy to create a system, or upgrade an old one, to incorporate enough computing power to make NASA of the 1960's wish that they were you. With that in mind, you can see how overkill can be had very easily and how obsolescence can be had just as easily.We'll take a look at what's available on the market and try to find out which motherboard and/or processor makes the most sense for your needs while, hopefully, steering safely clear of buying instantly obsolete hardware.
As always, make sure that you take a look at our RealTime Pricing Engine to get up-to-date prices on everything that you see in this guide and more.
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AdamRader - Thursday, November 18, 2004 - link
Fixed, and fixed. Perhaps it takes more than 2 hours of sleep and a box of caffiene pills to write =)Schnook121 - Thursday, November 18, 2004 - link
I think on the page about the A64's, the socket 939 3200+ is a winchester core, not a newcastlenthexwn - Thursday, November 18, 2004 - link
Celerons come in socket 748!? ;)I take joy in thinking to myself every time that I'm bored, "Every hour, computers are getting faster and cheaper!" And when I want to know how much faster/cheaper I come here!
Been lurking around for ages, and finally bothered to register!
I have yet to see a computer store ANYWHERE that can beat the anandtech/newegg combo for info/parts!
GJ!