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Subject: Re: Is there much difference between Celeron & AMD, using it for chess?

Author: Kurt Utzinger

Date: 02:48:00 06/23/02

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I have a

AMD Athlon Thunderbird 1,4 GHz/256 MB DDR-Ram
Motherboard ASUS A7V133 mit VIA Apollo KT133A Chipset
JumperFree PCI133/VC133 200/266 MHz FSB AGP Pro/4X
Socket A Motherboard

of course not overlocked. This was my 5th AMD, but my other two PC's are Intel
CPU and I can only say that contrary to AMD I never have had any problems with
them. I am not going to change my mind that Intel are more reliable, but of
course more expensive.

Kurt

• Re: Is there much difference between Celeron & AMD, using it for chess? Gian-Carlo Pascutto 04:56:00 06/23/02
  • Re: Is there much difference between Celeron & AMD, using it for chess? Kurt Utzinger 05:44:39 06/23/02
    • Re: Is there much difference between Celeron & AMD, using it for chess? Gian-Carlo Pascutto 06:53:45 06/23/02
      • Re: Is there much difference between Celeron & AMD, using it for chess? Kurt Utzinger 07:26:30 06/23/02
        • Re: Is there much difference between Celeron & AMD, using it for chess? Jason Williamson 16:30:02 06/23/02
        • Re: Is there much difference between Celeron & AMD, using it for chess? van baker 10:53:33 06/23/02

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