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quick question

mukki · 2005-12-20 01:15:17

which do you think is faster an "866mhz p3" or "1ghz celeron"

20-12-2005 1:15am

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which do you think is faster

an "866mhz p3" or "1ghz celeron"

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#2 20-12-2005 1:26am

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celeron

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#3 20-12-2005 1:54am

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Real answer, P3.

Celerons usually have 66-100mhz buses, while P3's have 133 mostly. Also, the cache is 128-256k on celerons back then, I think a bit more than that on PIII's

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#4 20-12-2005 10:07am

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Giblet wrote:

Real answer, P3.

Celerons usually have 66-100mhz buses, while P3's have 133 mostly. Also, the cache is 128-256k on celerons back then, I think a bit more than that on PIII's

this is true.. id say without a doubt the p3 is faster

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#5 20-12-2005 1:28pm

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Yeah but wouldnt the celeron have access to better instruction sets

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#6 20-12-2005 5:55pm

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...in the same way a stick of gum and some fishing twine an be used as the base materials for an internal combustion engine?

No.

OP: Slot1 or Skt370? E, B or EB rev?

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