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i7 vs. C2D in FSX

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not worried about money issues, but which is better...planning on XTREME OVERCLOCKING i.e. E8400@4.0, E8400@4.1, i7 920@3.8Which would be better if i'm only playing FSX, FS9, and using the internet!

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If money isn't an issue, why go for the low end Core i7? Go for the i7 965! You don't even need to overclock it to be able to beat the s**t out of all C2Ds and all AMD CPUs, including the latest AMD Phenom II X4 955.

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If money isn't an issue, why go for the low end Core i7? Go for the i7 965! You don't even need to overclock it to be able to beat the s**t out of all C2Ds and all AMD CPUs, including the latest AMD Phenom II X4 955.
ok, maybe NOT THAT MUCH MONEY.....like the i7 920 would be the highest I could go

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not worried about money issues, but which is better...planning on XTREME OVERCLOCKING i.e. E8400@4.0, E8400@4.1, i7 920@3.8Which would be better if i'm only playing FSX, FS9, and using the internet!
I'd go for the i7 (D0 stepping). With a good cpu cooler you may overclock it to 4Ghz :(Edit: Get yourself a fast graphics card too. No point in getting a fast CPU if your other system components can't keep up. A GTX 280 or 285 will make a difference.

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