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The Mother of All CPU Charts 2005/2006

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By Tom's Hardware News Team

published 21 November 2005

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Impressions And Highlights

Page 1: Charts Updated With Dual Cores
Page 2: Thermal Dissipation Prevents Higher Clock Speeds
Page 3: Facts & Figures - The Evolution Of Performance
Page 4: Energy Efficiency By Performance Per Watt
Page 5: Processor Updates
Page 6: The 600 Series, Continued
Page 7: Two Cores Sharing A Home: The Dual Core 800 Series
Page 8: Two Cores, Sharing A Home: The Dual Core 800 Series, Continued
Page 9: Extreme Edition: Extreme Extra Performance?
Page 10: Higher Thermal Power Loss Of Up To 130 Watts
Page 11: Higher Thermal Power Loss Of Up To 130 Watts, Continued
Page 12: Higher Thermal Power Loss Of Up To 130 Watts, Continued
Page 13: AMD Platform Troubles
Page 14: AMD Code Name Troubles
Page 15: Socket 754 Is Still Around
Page 16: Core Overview
Page 17: Codenames, Continued
Page 18: Codenames, Continued
Page 19: Impressions And Highlights
Page 20: CPU History
Page 21: Overview Of All Intel CPUs
Page 22: Test Setup
Page 23: Benchmarks And Settings
Page 24: Benchmark Results
Page 25: OpenGL, Continued
Page 26: OpenGL, Continued
Page 27: OpenGL, Continued
Page 28: DirectX 8
Page 29: DirectX 9
Page 30: DirectX 9, Continued
Page 31: DirectX 9, Continued
Page 32: Video
Page 33: Video, Continued
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Page 37: Audio
Page 38: Audio, Continued
Page 39: Application
Page 40: Application, Continued
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Page 42: Application, Continued
Page 43: Application, Continued
Page 44: Synthetic
Page 45: Synthetic, Continued
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Impressions And Highlights

Dual Pentium Pro platform with 96 MB RAM

Intel Pentium Pro with 200 MHz and a half megaByte of L2 Cache.

Up to 2 MB cache was possible with the Pentium Pro, which was only used for servers.

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