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There are some new processors out,variations anyway, the most interesting to me is an I3 2105 featuring the 3000 series video. This at $142 at newegg makes for enticing desktop/HTPC builds, a "missing ingredient".
I have never understood intel's two tier video on chip. Too bad it doesn't appear on one of the dual core sub chips. |
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Well that is dual core; the 2500K is $179 and quad core; is it really wort saving $30 and 15 watts for the 2105 ?
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That depends on what you plan on using it for.
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If you want a 65 watt CPU instead of a 95 watt one.
If you can get a 2500K without tax, shipping or travel cost for $179 you are doing very well. For most people a 2500K IS $225 most of the time with excursions to $215 or $210. An I3 2105 with a $ 10 discount at $132 with amd 955 performance dual core or not. FWIW I saw a 2100 for $102 shipped. I got an H67 board for $75 shipped, i can find nothing close in P67 or Z68 I'd want. |
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