What platform do you currently use?

[_Neptunno_]

The survey aims to see the current "CPU park" of the forum. Of course, more than one can have different configurations, but the interesting thing is to vote for the main platform.

Come on, let's see if you dare, it costs nothing to vote. The survey will close on 31-09-2011.

Greetings!!

[Tecnho]

Well for now and I think in the end I will calm my urge to tinker. I use a 1366, my veteran micro is almost 3 years old and the truth is it's still a beast. I even got the consumerist urge to switch to a sandy but I'm going to wait until December to see the LGA2011 and Bulldozer and I'll get one of those.

[Sylver]

Socket AM2 recently recycled, eager to upgrade in reality

Greetings!

[Sylver]

By the way Neptunno
how about a chart survey? We haven't seen anything like that around here lately…

Best regards!

[ferelxyx]

I have the core2 duo of 775 and for now it works well and it is enough for me

but when I can I will move to the 1155

regards

[Nemo]

I use socket 1156 on the main and on the HTPC although in the reality of day to day the Atom of the netbook gets the most use.
Like Techno, I was getting "sleeve pulls" from the Sandy but I think I will exhaust the useful life of my platform which, for the moment, I have more than enough and I don't even have the need to OC it.

Best regards.

[_Neptunno_]

I have my 1366 for a while

@Sylver:

By the way Neptunno
Why not a graphics survey? Nothing like that has been seen around here lately…

Best regards!

Well, I had thought about it…but reading your comment encouraged me to get started

[Yorus]

Well, right now with my brand new Core i3 2100 1155, and for the moment very happy, although it must be taken into account that it didn't come alone, but with 8Gb of RAM and a 24" monitor which is glory. A shame that in the ITX motherboards of this platform they have decided to mount the socket so close to the PCIe, not being able to mount the Scythe Shuriken B by a hair.

The E5300 as some of you may know, I didn't change it for low performance, but for building the HTPC and it almost came out the same as buying an entire HTPC than renovating the main one.

Edit: I forgot, the E5300 before I could only overclock it to 3Ghz due to limitations of the Zotac motherboard, and now in the second PC with an Asrock that didn't cost even 40€ I have it at 3,5Ghz without touching anything else and for the moment not pushing it.

[XRAYBoY]

Pues yo sigo con el 775, but I'm already looking at things... it's time.

[amd125]

775 a Q6600 2.4@3.2 and I'm very happy. For games at 1280*1024 I don't need more and for office work I have more than enough.

[Jesus_Panella]

I currently use socket 1155 with my brand new Core i5 2500K, which has been accompanied by a GTX460. It's only been a month since I built this computer myself. It's going great.

Although I still use the Core 2 Duo E8200 (socket 775) very often, because it still performs very well with its GTX550, my vote has been for socket 1155. In fact, if the survey had been done two months ago, my vote would have been for socket 775.

[Raesan]

I just remodeled my main PC and I took the opportunity to put an AM3 motherboard on my old PhenomII X3, with 8GB DDR3 and a CrossfireX HD5770 + HD5750.

[cobito]

I've had the socket 775 since 2006 and it's still going to last for a while longer. I think it's the PC that has lasted me the longest (and the one I've made the least upgrades to) and it still puts up a good fight.

[_Neptunno_]

I see that for now the 775 is "dominating" the survey :risitas:

Greetings!!

[incrediboy]

@cobito:

I've had the socket 775 since 2006 and it's still going to last for a while longer. I think it's the PC that has lasted me the longest (and the one I've done the least upgrades to) and it still gives quite a fight.

you'll see how the requirements of new PCs will skyrocket when the next generation of consoles comes out

[Sylver]

@incrediboy:

You'll see how the requirements for new PCs will skyrocket when the next generation of consoles comes out

That's all a conspiracy, all companies are interconnected and want to get money out of us in equipment... :nono:

[Tecnho]

If you don't look at intel the little cards it sells to buy a code and be able to unlock the micros of laptops XD you want a few Mhz more then buy the little card XD.

[incrediboy]

well let's see if that extends to the other micros. if a card can activate it means that they are not physically capped, and we all know what happens when they cap something by software

[Algesal]

2600k

I got this from the noticias3d forum :hangover:

[Tecnho]

This last message I don't understand very well...