Author: Derek Bays
Date: 13:00:53 07/02/99
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On July 01, 1999 at 19:34:30, Robin Smith wrote: >A Celeron running at both the same processor and memory bus speeds should be >about the same for chess as a P III at the same clock speed. For small, fast >programs like Fritz the Celeron even has a slight edge due to it's full speed >cache. > >A really good, fairly inexpensive chess computer can be made by taking a 300A >Celeron and over-clocking to the equivalent of 450 Mhz. I have successfully >built 3 such machines and every one over-clocked just fine. > >For slow search, large knowledge programs the bigger cache size of the AMD >processor is probably the best. Hello Mr. Smith, What type of motherboard were you using with your Celerons? I am ordering an ASUS P2-99B and I will attempt to overclock my 366A to 400+ MHZ any suggestions as to mainboards or settings? Thanks in advance, -Derek
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