Intel Celeron Willamette: Hunting Down AMD’s Duron? Do you still remember the shootout between AMD’s Duron and Intel’s Celeron at 1.3 GHz? In virtually every benchmark, the Celeron was lagging behind ...
Skipping its originally-planned 1.9GHz version, Intel recently introduced a new Socket 478-based Celeron processor running at 2GHz. Quoted at US$103, the 2GHz Celeron is expected to replace the 1.8GHz ...
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 ...
PowerLeap annuncia, con il seguente comunicato, di aver prodotto un adattatore che rende possibile l'utilizzo dei nuovi processori Celeron e Pentium4 anche su socket 423: "MILLSTONE NJ (BUSINESS WIRE) ...
«There’s no stopping progress» — this is the philosophy that continues to bring users ever faster and better performing products with increasing frequency. It is not always cause for rejoicing, ...
Greetings-<BR><BR>I was given an older IBM NetVista all-in-one PC. It's got a 15" LCD built in, 160 Gig IDE hard drive, XP, dvd-rw, etc etc etc, 512 mb PC133 ram (I understand it will support up to 1 ...
Just picked up a 3.4C northie for my good old Abit IS7-E (July '03 vintage).. Anyways, it's an SL793 D1 stepping chip, with a factory Vcore setting of 1.55V.. It seems to have more than adequate ...
Intel has today announced new Celeron D processors with LGA775 packaging. New to the table is the Celeron D 340, which offers a clock speed of 2.93 GHz. It is LGA775 compliant, of course. Older ...
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