Adul
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When we published our 333MHz Athlon XP 2600+ review we were quite impressed with its performance, especially in relation to its predecessor. Despite running 50MHz slower than its 266MHz sibling (which operates at 2.13GHz), the 333MHz Athlon XP 2600+ finished roughly five percentage points faster than the 266MHz chip. This narrowed the gap between the 2600+ family and Athlon XP 2700+ considerably, the 333MHz CPU offered 97% of the performance of the Athlon XP 2700+ yet it officially costs 15% less. That made the chip a pretty good value in our eyes.
When we published our 333MHz Athlon XP 2600+ review we were quite impressed with its performance, especially in relation to its predecessor. Despite running 50MHz slower than its 266MHz sibling (which operates at 2.13GHz), the 333MHz Athlon XP 2600+ finished roughly five percentage points faster than the 266MHz chip. This narrowed the gap between the 2600+ family and Athlon XP 2700+ considerably, the 333MHz CPU offered 97% of the performance of the Athlon XP 2700+ yet it officially costs 15% less. That made the chip a pretty good value in our eyes.
