I just swapped a Pentium D 945 processor (dual core) into my MS7222v3.1 MB with v5.5 Bios update.
I had written an Excel loop to see how much faster the dual core might be, and to my surprise, what the Celeron did in 26.2 minutes, it took the Pentium D 46.3 mnutes to accomplish. Is it just me, or does that seem counter intuititive?
The benchmark for the Celeron was after upgrading the Bios, and the only thing changed was the processor. I also ran some benchmarks on the processor, and it's coming in about equivialent to a Pentium 4 - 1.7Ghz. (Roughly ½ the clock speed of the chip.)
Any ideas what can be done to rectify this apparent problem, or is this chip just a dog?
Any suggestions are appreciated.
I had written an Excel loop to see how much faster the dual core might be, and to my surprise, what the Celeron did in 26.2 minutes, it took the Pentium D 46.3 mnutes to accomplish. Is it just me, or does that seem counter intuititive?
The benchmark for the Celeron was after upgrading the Bios, and the only thing changed was the processor. I also ran some benchmarks on the processor, and it's coming in about equivialent to a Pentium 4 - 1.7Ghz. (Roughly ½ the clock speed of the chip.)
Any ideas what can be done to rectify this apparent problem, or is this chip just a dog?
Any suggestions are appreciated.