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OMG, I really hope from what I've heard, that these processors will be compatible with the LGA775 socket, 'cause I'll TEAR OUT my Pentium 4 processor for a new Core 2 Duo processor...
I just don't see dual processors at all practical. We can't even find a use for 64 bit processors.
why should i buy it, can intel please tell me if i want to buy this or should i care at all. intel pentium 4 is doing me fine so who cares about this. Dual core also does not make gaming better but its better for more stuff on the screen, like photoshop, studioMax3D, fireworks, flash and dreamweaver etc etc.