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Will there be a performance difference from a E2200 to a Q6600

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I currently have a E2200 in a family pc and i was wondering if i would see a difference in gaming and everyday work going from E2200 to a Q6600.

 

The PC has:

  • Intel E2200 
  • 4 Gb of ram
  • No graphics card or sound card
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loads

 

q6600 is still a baller chip on the cheap

 

better single \ multi thread performance

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I currently have a E2200 in a family pc and i was wondering if i would see a difference in gaming and everyday work going from E2200 to a Q6600.

 

The PC has:

  • Intel E2200 
  • 4 Gb of ram
  • No graphics card or sound card

 

YES. HUGE performance upgrade! still a good CPU. :)

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I currently have a E2200 in a family pc and i was wondering if i would see a difference in gaming and everyday work going from E2200 to a Q6600.

The PC has:

  • Intel E2200
  • 4 Gb of ram
  • No graphics card or sound card
Huge. I used to use the e2200 and upgraded it to a q6600. Difference was night and day.
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Never knew it was that much. Would there be a jump in gaming because I don't have a graphics card? Thanks for replying

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Never knew it was that much. Would there be a jump in gaming because I don't have a graphics card? Thanks for replying

 

Probably not but with the addition of a graphics card you could convert your family PC into a fairly cheap PC that'll play most games comfortably :)

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Probably not but with the addition of a graphics card you could convert your family PC into a fairly cheap PC that'll play most games comfortably :)

The main reason I was getting this cpu was that it would stutter when trying to view a 1080p youtube video. I could only watch 720p and sometimes 720p 60 fps videos. So would this cpu help with that or no?

 

Thanks

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