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Well then, there you go. This will just sucker in the people who believe without proof that more cores = better always.
If they really are no better than $300'ish dollar Core i7's and Core i5's...that's disappointing as more competition just increases performance and lowers prices for us all.
Hard for any of us to say...as we don't have one and don't see the real world performance results. But generally speaking, for me, they tend to follow the benchmarks fairly well. Probably not as dramatic in real world...and if that's the case...I don't see the advantage to go 6 core AMD if you could get a slightly cheaper 4 core Intel that was faster.
As I said in an earlier post (https://www.sevenforums.com/hardware-devices/81171-amd-launches-six-core-desktop-chip-price-war-intel.html#post707188) you still need to factor in the price of the AMD Motherboard VS the price of an Intel Motherboard.
Tom's has tested.
AMD Phenom II X6 1090T And 890FX Platform Review: Hello, Leo : AMD Can Do Six Cores, Too
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