celeron 1.9 on 0.13 => bomba bugettaria

The Senile Doctor · 16th June 2002, 11:35

for people on an extremely tight budget, this could prove to be a bomb!
quote digitimes : "Intel is expected to solve the current tight supply of new Socket 478-based Celeron processors with the recent release of 1.8 GHz-version products and its plan to manufacture 1.9GHz Celerons on the 0.13-micron process."

1.9 ghz celeron on 0.13 => expect 3 gig + overclocks...

TerAngreal · 16th June 2002, 12:06

mmmmm ...

seen it's history, this celeron will probably be indeed a mighty OC'ing cpu ...

but will it's performance be equally scaled ?

good OC'ing capabilities mean nothing but numbers without good performance ...

DUR0N · 16th June 2002, 12:44

well, I heard that the Celerons were based on the first willamette core, an some where evene made from original willamette cores who didn't make it though the tests.
Cuz i'm the budget guy, i'm going this summer for the best duron/k6.2/celeron on the ORB (found a well paying job

)
we'll see what te performance is, and if it can beat a duron cpu

RichBa5tard · 16th June 2002, 12:48

If it's based on the willy ond not the norty, it will probably won't get such high OC's...

Still, looks like a cheap and fun toy to me.

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16th June 2002, 12:06	#2
TerAngreal Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 1,343	mmmmm ... seen it's history, this celeron will probably be indeed a mighty OC'ing cpu ... but will it's performance be equally scaled ? good OC'ing capabilities mean nothing but numbers without good performance ...

16th June 2002, 12:44	#3
DUR0N Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 1,543	well, I heard that the Celerons were based on the first willamette core, an some where evene made from original willamette cores who didn't make it though the tests. Cuz i'm the budget guy, i'm going this summer for the best duron/k6.2/celeron on the ORB (found a well paying job ) we'll see what te performance is, and if it can beat a duron cpu

16th June 2002, 12:48	#4
RichBa5tard [M] Reviewer/HWBot ***** Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 3,344	If it's based on the willy ond not the norty, it will probably won't get such high OC's... Still, looks like a cheap and fun toy to me.