Between AMD and Intel pentium processors,which one is the best for data management?
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I've only owned 2 Intel PCs in my life. Hated them. I've owned a total of 13 PCs now. I've found Sempron manages data a lot better than a Celeron. Both are single core, so if you're a heavy multi-tasker, I would recommend getting a Dual-Core. Such as an AMD Athlon 64x2, Turion 64 x2. If you're more concerned about speed, instead of data management, go for Intel. The processor core's clock faster, but thorough output will be lower than AMD's. Hope this helps.-ABC 
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pentium has following variantssingle core)pentium 1pentium 2pentium 3pentium 4pentium 4 mobilepentium mpentium 4 extremepentium 4 ht(dual core)pentium d pentium dual corepentium extreme editionall were the top of the line processors of their time but all of them can be outperformed by much lower clocked newer processors from amd and intel (exceptions are sempron and celeron)celerons and semprons are budget range computers from amd and intel respectively. turion is a dual core mobile variant from amd.i think that amd dual core can certainly outperform similar clocked intel core 2 duo or any other intel processor but if you are serious then you must think about quad core processors. in that arena, amd has not yet got its foot but intel has done very well in this arena with its core2 quad and core2 extreme. the reason for me saying this is amd's highest clocked quad core is @2.5 GHz while intel's lowest clocked quad core is core 2 quad @2.4 GHz which has been easily overclocked to 3 GHz running quietly with even the stock fan.
single core)pentium 1pentium 2pentium 3pentium 4pentium 4 mobilepentium mpentium 4 extremepentium 4 ht(dual core)pentium d pentium dual corepentium extreme editionall were the top of the line processors of their time but all of them can be outperformed by much lower clocked newer processors from amd and intel (exceptions are sempron and celeron)celerons and semprons are budget range computers from amd and intel respectively. turion is a dual core mobile variant from amd.i think that amd dual core can certainly outperform similar clocked intel core 2 duo or any other intel processor but if you are serious then you must think about quad core processors. in that arena, amd has not yet got its foot but intel has done very well in this arena with its core2 quad and core2 extreme. the reason for me saying this is amd's highest clocked quad core is @2.5 GHz while intel's lowest clocked quad core is core 2 quad @2.4 GHz which has been easily overclocked to 3 GHz running quietly with even the stock fan.