Intel Pentium M 780 as Heart of Your Desktop PC, with ASUS CT-479 Adapter. Page 19

[06/20/2005 01:46 PM | CPU]
by Ilya Gavrichenkov

It is now possible to install Intel Pentium M processors on i865-, i875-based mainboards using a simple adapter. But does it really make sense? We are going to answer this question by offering you a review of a desktop system with a 2.26GHz Pentium M 780 processor!

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Mathematic computations

The Pentium M performs quite expectedly in Sciencemark. This test relies heavily on the floating-point unit, and the Pentium M’s FPU is weaker than the Pentium 4’s, not to mention the Athlon 64’s.

3D rendering

Like in computational tasks, the performance of the Pentium M is very low at doing final rendering.

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