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Celeron - Expendable
1:03 PM - July 20, 2000 by
Patrick Schmid
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: performance, guide
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: performance, guide
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Celeron - Expendable

Expendable benefits much more from the faster graphics card. And it runs faster with every Megahertz now.
Celeron - Quake III Arena

In Quake III, the performance increase between every speed grade becomes even bigger. At 366 MHz, the TNT2/Ultra is 15% faster than Intel's i810 integrated solution. With a Celeron 600, the nVIDIA chip provides 40% higher frame rates than i810. Using one of the fastest Pentium III models (850 MHz) with the TNT2 Ultra will give you more than double the frame rate than with Intel's 3D deccelerator. I think it's not necessary to mention that every GeForce card will produce even better results.
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