This is a cut and paste from the E Mail Dell sent me:

 

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w136/biddy79uk/newspecs.png

give me 2 mins and i will post a picture:smileyvery-happy:

If you do a little shopping you will find that the E6600 is less than $200 USD delivered to your door.

 

I saw the Dell offer you posted but there is no price and am very skeptical of sales generated through Dell Forums participation. It seems slimy to me. but I'm just that way.

the core 2 duos are much faster than the pentium chips of most any kind even extreme edition.

i dont know what you are on about by "sales"

and my Question in the forum is about !which processor is the better one to get"

i am not selling anything i am just wondering which one to get out of the 2..........huh:smileytongue:

which is better out of the E6600 or the E4300 ?

or would you need the clock speeds aswell.

well just to say i couldnt wriggle my way into getting the E6600 and now have settled for the E4300:

please take a look at my recent posts on the forum and check to see if Dell are sending me a better system than i currently have please reply peeps:

I guess that if can't get the e6600 the other one should be fine.  Just one idea, check tomshardwear.com on the cpu comparison chart,  that will tell you how your pentium d stacks up to the processor you are supposed to get.

 

 

 

XPS 410
Pentium C2D E6700 2.66
2 GB @ 667mzh (2 dimms)
Dual 80GB Raptors @ 10,000 RPM in RAID 0 (silenced)
320GB hdd
160GB hdd
NVIDIA 7900GS Zalman VF-900cu
ATI TV Wonder 650 HD
Diamond 24-bit 7.1 surround, w/ dolby digital live
2407 & 2001 monitors
logitech G7 mouse, G15 keyboard

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