Intel's New Weapon: The Coppermine

Office Application Performance Under Windows NT4

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SYSmark98 - WindowsNT4Header Cell - Column 1 Header Cell - Column 2 Header Cell - Column 3 Header Cell - Column 4
CPUScoreRow 0 - Cell 2 CPUScore
Pentium III 500229Row 1 - Cell 2 Athlon 500257
Pentium III 500E254Row 2 - Cell 2 Row 2 - Cell 3 Row 2 - Cell 4
Pentium III 533B239Row 3 - Cell 2 Row 3 - Cell 3 Row 3 - Cell 4
Pentium III 533EB258Row 4 - Cell 2 Row 4 - Cell 3 Row 4 - Cell 4
Pentium III 550247Row 5 - Cell 2 Athlon 550275
Pentium III 550E270Row 6 - Cell 2 Row 6 - Cell 3 Row 6 - Cell 4
Pentium III 600268Row 7 - Cell 2 Athlon 600292
Pentium III 600B259Row 8 - Cell 2 Row 8 - Cell 3 Row 8 - Cell 4
Pentium III 600E286Row 9 - Cell 2 Row 9 - Cell 3 Row 9 - Cell 4
Pentium III 600EB280Row 10 - Cell 2 Row 10 - Cell 3 Row 10 - Cell 4
Pentium III 650302Row 11 - Cell 2 Athlon 650306
Pentium III 667302Row 12 - Cell 2 Row 12 - Cell 3 Row 12 - Cell 4
Pentium III 700318Row 13 - Cell 2 Athlon 700319
Pentium III 733324Row 14 - Cell 2 Row 14 - Cell 3 Row 14 - Cell 4
Pentium III 750 (overclocked)329Row 15 - Cell 2 Athlon 750 (overclocked)333
Row 16 - Cell 0 Row 16 - Cell 1 Row 16 - Cell 2 Kryotech Cool Athlon 800347
Row 17 - Cell 0 Row 17 - Cell 1 Row 17 - Cell 2 Kryotech Cool Athlon 900371

Coppermine gets a lot closer under Windows NT and the i820-scores we produced were even almost identical to the Athlon-scores. However, i820 is not available, so that Coppermine is slightly slower than Athlon in office applications under Windows NT.