Ok if my motherboard is Socket A that means any AMD Processor will be compatible with it right???
The second question is what do you guys recommend for the best performance in a budget processor the AMD Duron Processor or the Intel Celeron Processor????
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Socket A Motherboard and AMD vs Intel???
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I would go with an AMD. Just my humble opinion. I will *NEVER* buy another Intel processor. Its just a name your are paying for. AMD is just as good (better in all of my experience) then Intel. And cheaper. Don't buy into the name. I will admit, that the AMD K6-3/VIA MVP3 chipset that I had, had alot of problems. But the latest T-Bird with Abit KT7A has had no problems so far. And the problem didn't lie in AMD, it was with VIA. Anyway, go with the AMD. Most people on this forum would agree.
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Or you can wait a few months for the very fast Palomino or the Morgan which will replace the Durons or just at least use the Mustang core under the Duron name. Then you can either get the T-bird by then, will be dirt cheap, like $100 or get the faster Palomino, kicking the PIV's @$$ in performance. Like the AMD 1.2GHz T-Bird wasn't already
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