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I would surmise that the only crippling effects on the old celerons was cache, 128k is just not enough for the pentium 4 architecture.

the FSB increase and 512k cache would pretty much make it like an equivalent P4C without HT, correct?
 
Originally posted by: MAME
Originally posted by: BurnItDwn
Holy crap ... that "Celeron D: Scaling Prescott Down" article DID disappear ...

How odd
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Do you think we'll disappear next? *holds his teddy bear tight*
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LOL!
. . . and the both the 300a and Tualatin 1.0a - 1.4 were totally rockin' (in Newport) for their time.



<-- disappearing in under 30 posts 🙁
 
Originally posted by: MAME
Originally posted by: aphex
Didn't think i would ever see the word Celeron &amp; Rockin' in the same sentence.
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Me neither but the benchmarks showed decent performance. Even outting the XP with lower rated Celerons. I wonder what the price will be and how Sempron will compare.
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It beats the XP in a few, and the XP beats it in many of the benchmarks. Big deal.
 
Originally posted by: Excelsior
Originally posted by: MAME
Originally posted by: aphex
Didn't think i would ever see the word Celeron &amp; Rockin' in the same sentence.
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Me neither but the benchmarks showed decent performance. Even outting the XP with lower rated Celerons. I wonder what the price will be and how Sempron will compare.
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It beats the XP in a few, and the XP beats it in many of the benchmarks. Big deal.
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It's a huge deal for Intel. Look at their old Celerons
 
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