whats the difference betwwen the RM1015 Branch Wizaed plus amd the RM1025SPS Branch Wizard Pro?????
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I wouldn't be able to tell you that. My guess it might be a newer model(1025sps) You might go to the Remington site an do a comparison.
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SU7300 is way better since it supports Intel Virtualization and has an extra 1 MB L2 Cache. Performance depends a lot on L2 Cache. I would go with SU7300 for an extra $50
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I didn't still install my Saitek. I still need to acquire a better computer. I have information that it is excellent.
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I found this statement on a review about the two models. "The Remington RM1015SPS is a reasonably priced but powerful electric pole saw. When compared vs. the RM1015P, there are a few differences. The RM1015SPS updates to an improved trigger and hand guard, and the pole length can be adjusted from either end. The RM1015P's oiler had a tendency to leak, which appears to have been fixed on this model".
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I would agree with JPL above, the difference is primarily GPU vs. CPU performance. With that being said, I would like to point out a much more potent APU codenamed 'Kaveri' will be available around Feb 2014. I'm not sure what the purpose of your build will be, but if you're looking for a powerful small form factor PC (like a HTPC for example), Kaveri will undoubtedly be the more robust option. Otherwise, I would highly recommend the A10-5700 because it has nearly the same graphics and CPU effectiveness as the A10-5800k but consumes significantly less power, the only difference being you cannot overclock the A10-5700. Cheers! I would agree with JPL above, the difference is primarily GPU vs. CPU performance. With that being said, I would like to point out a much more potent APU codenamed 'Kaveri' will be available around Feb 2014. I'm not sure what the purpose of your build will be, but if you're looking for a powerful small form factor PC (like a HTPC for example), Kaveri will undoubtedly be the more robust option. Otherwise, I would highly recommend the A10-5700 because it has nearly the same graphics and CPU effectiveness as the A10-5800k but consumes significantly less power, the only difference being you... » Read More I would agree with JPL above, the difference is primarily GPU vs. CPU performance. With that being said, I would like to point out a much more potent APU codenamed 'Kaveri' will be available around Feb 2014. I'm not sure what the purpose of your build will be, but if you're looking for a powerful small form factor PC (like a HTPC for example), Kaveri will undoubtedly be the more robust option. Otherwise, I would highly recommend the A10-5700 because it has nearly the same graphics and CPU effectiveness as the A10-5800k but consumes significantly less power, the only difference being you cannot overclock the A10-5700. Cheers! « Show Less
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Dear Valued Customer,Thank you for contacting AMTF Corp. The intel PWLA8391GT Pro/1000 is a good choice for linking two Windows 7 together in a peer to peer network. By setting up drive or folder sharing and mapped to each system. They will be persistently linked and available for file transfer across network.Sincerely yours,Customer serviceAMTF Corp.
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I don't know what a Hackintosh is or what performance it requires. Generally AMD processors perform very well for most applications and are usually significantly less expensive than Intel processors so I would use the one which meets your needs at the best price. I have been building computers using AMD CPU's for over 12 years and and have never had an issue with any of their processors. Unless you have very demanding performance requirements I would recommend the option which results in the lowest overall system cost. AMD motherboards will usually accept many different CPU's as long as the sockets are compatible.
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Go to monigramwizard.com and look for specs or call them. I have brother machines
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Works fine for me but I would recommend using a lightweight distro. What are you planning on using it for?
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Emily .. No this processor will NOT work with your machine.. your machine uses socket AM2 and the stock processor you got with it was about 10 years out of date when you purchased it. E machines are basically JUNK .. they take old obsolete components and build machines that are obsolete by about 5- 10 years and sell them to un suspecting customers as "budget machines" for a premium price. You should avoid ever buying one again .. you would be better off buying a bare bones system on Ebay. You need a FX board for this processor.. if you are interested I could help you with building a machine.. Emily .. No this processor will NOT work with your machine.. your machine uses socket AM2 and the stock processor you got with it was about 10 years out of date when you purchased it. E machines are basically JUNK .. they take old obsolete components and build machines that are obsolete by about 5- 10 years and sell them to un suspecting customers as "budget machines" for a premium price. You should avoid ever buying one again .. you would be better off buying a bare bones system on Ebay. You need a FX board for this processor.. if you are interested I could help you with building... » Read More Emily .. No this processor will NOT work with your machine.. your machine uses socket AM2 and the stock processor you got with it was about 10 years out of date when you purchased it. E machines are basically JUNK .. they take old obsolete components and build machines that are obsolete by about 5- 10 years and sell them to un suspecting customers as "budget machines" for a premium price. You should avoid ever buying one again .. you would be better off buying a bare bones system on Ebay. You need a FX board for this processor.. if you are interested I could help you with building a machine.. « Show Less
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Hi incurablegeek.I found this information that can help you solve your doubt is a little more efficient in the 8320 tests performed on this page ...http://cpuboss.com/cpus/AMD-Phenom-II-X6-Black-1090T-vs-AMD-FX-8320Thanks..
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Yes. This one is just all one piece while the other is two. As long as your cpu is AM3+ of course
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It is a Pentium which is supposed to be the best. I don't really understand the differences between them but my husband gave his approval with this one. By the way, you will have to purchase Microsoft Office software since it can not be transferred from one computer to another. I found this out the hard way.
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I don't know the technical aspects of the differences since I haven't tried both types with my computer. Sorry.
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I am using it with Full Monty (PCLINUXOS)on one machine and Mini Me on another..FAST and fast. :-)
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please read the link - http://downloadmirror.intel.com/15141/eng/D945PLNM_TechProdSpec.pdf
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I don't think it's a good idea. While the sockets are the same, the core count is higher in the RM series. If the pin outs are the same, you might only be using one core in the RM series, and what's the point of that? Have you asked AMD support?