Tri-core Phenoms show up in Mesh's new PCs - bit-tech.net Forums

CardJoe · 20th Feb 2008, 13:46

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2008/02..._in_mesh_pcs/1

Mesh has announced that it has released two PCs featuring tri-core Phenom 8400 and 8600 processors on its website.

Mankz · 20th Feb 2008, 13:53

Dear god please don't buy a MESH!

lewchenko · 20th Feb 2008, 15:35

Short answer... I wouldnt buy anything until I had seen it benched/reviewed - but if its cost/performance ratio was better than an intel based machine.. then why not.

But I would self build... not buy pre built.

Longer answer... back in the days before I used to build PC's myself (looong time ago). I used to buy from Mesh. I stopped because the last two times I ordered they always missed the ETA ship date (waiting on parts or other delays)... in fact it was their screw ups that convinced me I could build one myself..

and Ive never thought about buying pre built since.......

LeMaltor · 20th Feb 2008, 16:39

I need 5 cores though

leexgx · 20th Feb 2008, 18:36

Mess after sales or tech support can be hit or miss, or even Void your warranty after getting your pc back

good thing about them is thay use norm parts in the pc (asus in the past)

williamshatner99 · 22nd Feb 2008, 09:41

Interesting to see the AMD triple core against the Intel Dual-Core! Never had a problem with MESH myself - if you've got a problem head over to their owners club forums - they'll get you sorted

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roadie · 22nd Feb 2008, 13:40

Manistream market sees that 3 cores >2 cores. Good marketing move by AMD IMO, as Intel can't make a 3 core machine, I believe.

If it is cheap enough then it will sell.

20th Feb 2008, 13:46	#1
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22nd Feb 2008, 09:41	#6
williamshatner99 What's a Dremel? Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 1	Interesting to see the AMD triple core against the Intel Dual-Core! Never had a problem with MESH myself - if you've got a problem head over to their owners club forums - they'll get you sorted . Last edited by williamshatner99; 23rd Feb 2008 at 13:10.

20th Feb 2008, 15:35	#3
lewchenko Supermodder Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 322	Short answer... I wouldnt buy anything until I had seen it benched/reviewed - but if its cost/performance ratio was better than an intel based machine.. then why not. But I would self build... not buy pre built. Longer answer... back in the days before I used to build PC's myself (looong time ago). I used to buy from Mesh. I stopped because the last two times I ordered they always missed the ETA ship date (waiting on parts or other delays)... in fact it was their screw ups that convinced me I could build one myself.. and Ive never thought about buying pre built since.......

22nd Feb 2008, 13:40	#7
roadie Minimodder Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 25	Manistream market sees that 3 cores >2 cores. Good marketing move by AMD IMO, as Intel can't make a 3 core machine, I believe. If it is cheap enough then it will sell.