r or would dual xeon processors b good for gaming? i was asking about them and someone said they might suck for games cause they rnt geared for them. theyd b 3.06's.

Hey board,<BR><BR>I'm new here and am looking for some help... I have a Dual Xeon 2.4 machine (with 1 gig of ram) a friend built me a few years ago. I was wondering how this stacks up agains the Core ...

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