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P4 Northwood and Prescott Comparison at 4.1 GHz

By Patrick Schmid published 17 May 2004

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SiSoft Sandra 2004 Pro

Page 1: The P4 Northwood Vs. The Prescott
Page 2: Test Motherboard: DFI LanParty 875PRO Rev. B
Page 3: RAM: OCZ PC4000 Dual Channel Gold
Page 4: Prescott Up To 4.17 GHz, Northwood With 4 GHz Maximum
Page 5: Test System
Page 6: Benchmark Results
Page 7: SPECviewperf, Continued
Page 8: DirectX 8
Page 9: DirectX 9a
Page 10: X2-The Threat
Page 11: Video
Page 12: Audio
Page 13: 3D Studio Max 6.0
Page 14: SiSoft Sandra 2004 Pro
Page 15: SiSoft Sandra 2004 Pro, Continued
Page 16: Conclusion

SiSoft Sandra 2004 Pro

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