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by Tzunami - written on 30.12.00 (Very useful, 842 readings)
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Wondering which processor to upgrade to? Which is the fastest? or just curious? then you've come to the right place. This is the TzunamiBodgeIT guide to processors!!! AMD AMD are my personal favourite at the moment. They are relative newcomers, and break years of intel dominance in IBM compatibles (basically a fancy way of saying PC!) They began as far as I can remember with the K5 socket 7 chips. They could use the same motherboards as the pentium 1, and were seen as a cheap option. They were quite a bit slower than Pentium chips though. next came the K6 chips, and these were basically a small improvement on the K5. They operated at slightly ...
by macmilm - written on 28.08.02 (Very useful, 3431 readings)
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Intel Pentium 4 Processors are now almost at the 3ghz mark as you can see from the Intel quote below "The Intel® Pentium® 4 processor, now available at 2.80 GHz, is the next evolutionary step for desktop processor technology. Based on Intel® NetBurst? microarchitecture, the Pentium 4 processor offers higher-performance processing than ever before. Built with Intel's 0.13-micron technology, the Pentium 4 processor delivers significant performance gains for use in home computing, business solutions and all your processing needs. " There is often lots of discussion with regards to who makes the better processor. Is it Intel or its main rival ...
by rob_writer - written on 01.05.01 (Very useful, 434 readings)
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The processor by its very nature is an essential component in any PC. Until recently Intel was the leader in terms of processors but over the last few years AMD have fought their way in to the market and established a large share of it. Once upon a time there was only one make of processor on the market, all you had to do was pick your speed. Now, however, there are no less than 5 different processors available (6 if you count the Cyrix M III). This can make picking a processor very difficult. On the budget side of things there is the Intel Celeron and the AMD Duron, and on the more expensive side you have the Intel Pentium 3 or Pentium 4, as well as the AMD ...
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