Intel vs. AMD: Celeron 1300 vs. Duron 1200
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Detailed Comparison: Celeron 1300 Vs. Duron 1200
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| Manufacturer | Intel | AMD |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | Celeron 1300 | Duron 1200 |
| CPU Core | Tualatin | Morgan |
| Fabrication | 0.13 Micron | 0.18 Micron |
| CPU Platform | Sockel 370 | Sockel 462 |
| CPU Bus Clock (Front Side Bus) | 100 MHz | 100 MHz |
| L1-Cache | 32 kB | 128 kB |
| L1-Cache Access | CPU Clock Speed | CPU Clock Speed |
| L2 Interface | 256 Bit | 64 Bit |
| L2-Cache | 256 kB | 64 kB |
| L2 Clock Speed | CPU Clock Speed | CPU Clock Speed |
| L2 Cache Range | 64 GB | 64 GB |
| Memory Compatibility | ||
| Memory Type | SDRAM, DDR-SDRAM | SDRAM, DDR-SDRAM |
| Memory Clock Speed | 100 MHz | 133 MHz |
| Chipsets | Intel 815EPT | VIA KT133 to KT266A |
| Row 15 - Cell 0 | VIA Apollo 133T | SiS 735 |
| Row 16 - Cell 0 | SiS 633/635T | ALi Magik 1 |
| Row 17 - Cell 0 | Row 17 - Cell 1 | Nvidia nForce |
| Row 18 - Cell 0 | Row 18 - Cell 1 | AMD 750 and 760 |
| 3D Command Sets | ||
| MMX | yes | yes |
| 3D Now | no | yes |
| 3D Now+ | no | yes |
| SSE | yes | yes |
| SSE2 | no | no |
| Electrical Specifications | ||
| Multi-Processor capability | no | no |
| Core Voltage | 1,30 bis 1,65 Volt | 1,45 bis 1,75 Volt |
| Heat Production (max.) | 29 Watt | 41 Watt |
| Amperage (max.) | 50 Ampere | 46 Ampere |
| Overload Protection (Thermal Diode) | yes | yes |
| Load protection logic built into core | yes | no |
| Price | $118 | $100 |
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3 Comments
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disagree. tualatin celeron eats the duron, especially done right. clearly it comes out ahead in most tests, and that's without even mentioning the fact a tualatin celeron 1000a is the easiest overclock ever at 1330. also, the sis635 chipset could in fact marry this chip to DDR, which wasn't tested here.Reply
even without all that it still comes out ahead in many "every day" tests, and to just look at the wattage difference, the very slight extra duron oomph simply doesn't justify the fan noise. this line of celerons were the best deal in town when they came out. they are the cherries on top of the 686 cake.