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Prescott Celeron faster than P4 Northwood

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I did a benchmark the other day on a Prescott Celeron 320D 2.4GHZ OC to 3019GHZ, is faster than 2.4GHZ P4 Northwood.

Does this sound correct?

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Umm... no it doesn't sound right.

Reply to scottchen

Yes, hard to believe but remember the Pres Cel is supposed to have extra instructions, but longer pipeline wich can be a drawback I guess.

The other difference is the Northwood has 512 L2 cashe - double the Cel at 256 cashe.

But again the Cel is OC a further 600MHZ - 2.4GHZ to 3019 MHZ.

I'll have to do some more benchmarks - more thorough and see what I get.

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Reply to DCB_AU

is that P4 with 400 or 533fsb?

Reply to Nights_L

The P4 Northwood is 533FSB and the Pres Cel is 533 but remember the Cel is OC to 167x4 = 668FSB.

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Reply to DCB_AU

Just a 2.4b ? I would have thought about a 2.8b What with 25% more memory band width, and the extra mhz, you estimates seem low.

Reply to endyen

>I did <b><i>a</b></i> benchmark

Yeah that sounds right for <b><i>a</b></i> benchmark.

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