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Best Value for Money CPU - Folding wise
This is a discussion on Best Value for Money CPU - Folding wise within the BRISKODA Folding Team forums, part of the Members Area category; Well now that I'm back on the mainland, I'm trying to get myself sorted (job, car etc) and I have ...
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18-11-2006, 12:44
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|  Best Value for Money CPU - Folding wise Well now that I'm back on the mainland, I'm trying to get myself sorted (job, car etc) and I have now started my PC folding again - progress will be slow though as I have to keep switching folding off if I want to run GTR2 or Flightsim X. So over the next couple of months I hope to build 1 or 2 dedicated folding rigs to replace those that I sold prior to going to Jersey. But which processor offers best bangs/buck for folding ??? The system specs will be fairly basic :
I dont want to spend fortunes on these things but would like to get fairly strong results for folding. Plus if anyone spots any bargains going please let me know.
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| Re: Best Value for Money CPU - Folding wise a P4 will be fast as it has a stunning FPU, however it munches the electric. At that point i'd say get a lower end Core 2 Duo.
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