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Subject: There is no difference between PIII and Celeron for chess, right?

Author: O. Veli

Date: 07:38:12 05/11/01

Hello to all,

  I plan on buying a new computer which will mainly be used for chess and
Internet access. AFAIK there is no difference between PIII and Celeron at the
same speed for chess programs. Is that right? I do not want to spend more money
than I need to or buy a slower PIII chip instead of a faster Celeron. Thanks for
your time.

Sincerely,

Re: There is no difference between PIII and Celeron for chess, right? Bertil Eklund 17:01:17 05/11/01
Re: There is no difference between PIII and Celeron for chess, right? Rajen Gupta 16:00:40 05/11/01
Re: There is no difference between PIII and Celeron for chess, right? Timothy J. Frohlick 09:44:36 05/11/01
- Re: There is no difference between PIII and Celeron for chess, right? Gian-Carlo Pascutto 09:52:28 05/11/01
  - Re: There is no difference between PIII and Celeron for chess, right? Dan Andersson 09:57:20 05/11/01
Re: There is no difference between PIII and Celeron for chess, right? Dan Andersson 07:46:29 05/11/01
- Re: There is no difference between celerys and higher priced pents John Smith 11:41:59 05/11/01
  - Re: There is no difference between celerys and higher priced pents Dan Andersson 12:49:21 05/11/01

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