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Name: Sir Didymus
Date: November 6, 2002 at 18:38:29 Pacific
OS: WIn98 SE
CPU/Ram: 144MB SDRAM
Comment:

Why is Celeron cheaper than the Pentium?

And what are the AMD equivelents of Intel's line of processors?

Pentium = What AMD processor?
Xeon = What AMD processor?
Celeron = What AMD processor?



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Name: XxxFrancisxxxUSA
Date: November 6, 2002 at 19:34:36 Pacific
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Because they have less cache, or have less capabilities.

Pentium - AMD Athlon XP
Xeon - AMD Athlon MP really for server use
Celeron - AMD Duron


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Name: p4sucks
Date: November 7, 2002 at 05:59:21 Pacific
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Junk is always less


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Response Number 3
Name: Rich
Date: November 8, 2002 at 00:10:34 Pacific
Reply:

To clarify what Francis mentioned, Duron is (in most cases) cheaper than celeron, and it performs better. However, I am not up to date on the comparison between the celeron 2.0 and however far duron has reached (1.3 last time i checked).

The 2.0 celerons are decent enough, but I have heard that an AMD XP 1600+ blows it away in benchmarks. But in a Mhz scale, duron beats celeron hands down. I am sure that if AMD got the duron up to 2.0Ghz, it would destroy the celeron 2.0. AMD is just more concerned with their XP line instead.


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