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Articles: CPU
New Budget Processors Comparison: Intel Celeron D vs. AMD Sempron (page 9)Category: CPU [ 10/01/2004 | 02:15 PM ] Software Development
Compiling program code is one of the few tasks which AMD’s value CPUs are better in than their competitors from Intel. Note that even the Barton-core Sempron 3000+ is faster than the 2.8GHz Pentium 4 here. Rendering and Professional OpenGL Applications
The Sempron family processors are overall better in this type of tasks than Celeron D CPUs. Considering that the Celeron D lacks Hyper-Threading, this result is natural. The Athlon XP used to be superior in such applications too until the Pentium 4 started supporting that technology. <%BANNER[banner_468x30]%>
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Category NewsCategory: CPU Wednesday, July 23, 20083:35 pm AMD to Discuss Rival for Intel Atom Towards Year End. AMD’s Competitor for Intel Atom in the Works, Says Company Monday, July 21, 20088:46 am AMD Initiates Pilot Production of 45nm Chips. AMD to Bring 45nm Products in Early Q4 2008 Thursday, July 17, 20082:36 pm AMD’s Chief Executive Officer Hector Ruiz Steps Down. Dirk Meyer Becomes New Chief Exec of AMD 12:15 pm Intel: Atom Will Not Substitute Celeron Processors. Intel Denies Possibility to Change Celeron for Atom Wednesday, July 16, 200811:55 pm Intel Promises to Ship 100 Million 45nm Microprocessors This Year. Intel Says 45nm Process Technology Ramp Better than Ever 7:06 pm Intel to Launch Another Offence with Nehalem Microprocessors Later This Year. Intel to Aggressively Push Nehalem Micro-Architecture into High-End Desktops All Latest News <%BANNER[right_130x130_1]%>
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