Author: blass uri
Date: 22:36:12 03/25/00
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On March 25, 2000 at 21:46:54, Laurence Chen wrote: >On March 25, 2000 at 21:21:55, Mogens Larsen wrote: > >>:o) >Perhaps you can show me the math. A Celeron is a Pentium II modified chip >running at 66 MHz Bus, and the Pentium III running at 667 MHz is a coppermine >chip running at 100 MHz chip. Are you telling me that a dual Celeron running at >66 MHz bus is faster than a Pentium III running at 100 MHz? Could you show me >some benchmarks to prove it? The way I see it, it is like driving in a freeway, >the Celeron got 6 lanes and the Pentium III has 10 lanes, and which freeway >would get more congested? >Laurence I do not understand what is the significance of this data (66 MH and 100MH chip or 6 lanes and 10 lanes or pII modified chip and coppermine chip) for speed of programs. Can someone explain exactly what does it mean for the speed of programs? (I understood only from reading that big programs like tal do not like the celeron but I do not understand the reason for it because I know almost nothing about the structure of the computer). Uri
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