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I've heard rumors that Duron's are nothing more than AMD processors that didn't meet the standards to make it an Athelon so they call it a Duron & reduce the price.
Is this true?
Is this true?
Originally posted by: formulav8
The older Durons have 64MB L2 cache and 100mhz bus. The newer Durons still have 64MB L2 cache but got a bump in the fsb to 133mhz. Not to mention they got the Palomino based core improvements from 1ghz and higher. Then the die shink to the .13 process later on.
Jason
Originally posted by: PorBleemo
Originally posted by: formulav8
The older Durons have 64MB L2 cache and 100mhz bus. The newer Durons still have 64MB L2 cache but got a bump in the fsb to 133mhz. Not to mention they got the Palomino based core improvements from 1ghz and higher. Then the die shink to the .13 process later on.
Jason
I think you actually mean 64Kb of L2 cache.
-Por