most expensive cpu in Reviews and Ratings

from FreakyFranks, Newegg.com

…Pros: Just buy a Core i7. No matter which, you will be happy. The 920 is faster than the the most expensive dual/quad core cpu. Cons: Core i7 mobo prices.… 64 more reviews »

from N/A, Newegg.com

…Pros: Super Speed, faster than Phenoms in most applications. Great gaming CPU. Cons: Wasn't Free Other Thoughts: Buy this instead of more expensive phenoms you wont notice much difference… 1,124 more reviews »

from Tall Dee, Newegg.com

…Pros: My first Q9650 (FPO batch number: L845B589) was DOA. I have been buying Intel CPUs for over 20 years and this is the first time I received a dead one; plus the Q9650 is the most expensive CPU I… 168 more reviews »

from Newegg.com

…Pros: Cool-temp, 64Bit, quite powerful, Vista CPU rating of 4.7 from ASUS R1F Tablet PC, 3 level speedstepping: 666MHZ, 1.1GHZ, 1.6GHZ Cons: No Intel VT, Tad expensive, Could use some more… 10 more reviews »

from Lucas Corns, Newegg.com

…Pros: This CPU is ideal for an HTPC build. Most folks will really try to sell the fact that a very high end and expensive CPU is needed for an HTPC Build specifically one dealing with HD media… 108 more reviews »

from Dogfood, Newegg.com

… requested it and I would never waste my own money on this. This customer just buys the most expensive stuff and has no idea what he is doing. My honest opinion is that this processor is worth about 300… 5 more reviews »

from Newegg.com

… threaded for quad core, and crysis will use all (or most) of this processor. Cons: Price, yeah more expensive than a single core 2 duo, but much more powerful. Other Thoughts: Exactly what I…

from Newegg.com

… or to install. Overall, this CPU is not expensive wiht high performance. Cons: not found yet Other Thoughts: Beware! this CPU is socket 939. In other words, you don't have too much room to upgrade… 281 more reviews »

from Newegg.com

…Pros: Excellent cpu and well worth the money. Got it running at 3.2ghz stable which blows away the most expensive intels. If you're thinking quad, get this, overclock it like crazy and wait till 45… 301 more reviews »

from N/A, Newegg.com

… GET SOMETHING MORE EXPENSIVE AND FASTER WHEN WHATS ON THE MARKET WONT DRAW FROM THAT EXTRA BOOST! Cons: NONE, INTEL SHOULD MAKE A NICER LOOKING FAN, BUT CPU MANUFACTURERS NEVER TO THAT!… 335 more reviews »

from SovereignGFC, Newegg.com

…Pros: Extremely fast processor, even when not overclocked. For example, my old processor (Opteron 170) hit 80% utilization trying to run HD-Dreamscene across two monitors (22"" and 17""). This CPU…

from Richie"9Lives"Grant, Newegg.com

…!) Other Thoughts: This CPU confirms that the "dual-core" processor can still perform well with most programs. I'm totally pleased with it's performance in multimedia, games and folding. It saved my budget… 60 more reviews »

from Snugg, Newegg.com

…. Amazing. Cons: If you plan on using this CPU to its full potential your best bet is to buy aftermarket cooling. Like most enthusiasts on here, when I opened the packaging I left the heatsink in it…

from Newegg.com

…Pros: Like most e2xxx, it easily (stock CPU cooler, stock voltage) overclocks to 3GHz core speed. The e2160 has a 9x multiplier, which means that it runs at 3GHz core speed on a 1333MHz FSB. Since… 300 more reviews »

from Mwave.com

… to keep the CPU cool. Socket AM2 boards are plentiful and cheap in comparison to most Core 2 Duo boards. If you want dual core performance on a budget, this is the platform to choose (for now).… 175 more reviews »