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To: Paul Engel who wrote (157139)	1/28/2002 3:30:41 PM
From: wanna_bmw	Read Replies (1) of 186894

Clash Of The OC'd Titans: Athlon XP 2300+ vs. Pentium 4/3000 tomshardware.com Tom's Hardware pits more overclocked processors together. The Pentium 4 3GHz, as before, is equipped with DDR memory. However, this time there is also a 2.6GHz and 2.4GHz Pentium 4 with RDRAM for comparison, and they do quite well, IMO. It looks like higher bandwidth memory can make quite a big difference at higher clock speeds (<cough><cough><gives Milo a nudge><G>). The Athlon was able to make it to 1.93GHz, but only with watercooling and a 1.92V voltage. The more stable overclock was at 1.86GHz, which translates into a model number of 2300+, and that's what the Pentium 4 was compared to. As a sneak preview, it appears that a 2.4GHz Pentium 4 can keep up quite well to the Athlon 2300+, should both get launched next quarter. Edit: I thought I'd go over the lineup, since it seems a little confusing at first. Pentium 4 with DDR - 3.0GHz (22 * 137MHz) Pentium 4 with RDRAM - 2.6GHz (22 * 118MHz) Pentium 4 wiht RDRAM - 2.4GHz (22 * 110MHz) Athlon XP 2300+ - 1.86GHz (12 * 155MHz) Athlon XP 2200+ - 1.80GHz (12 * 150MHz) All other CPUs are at their rated speeds. wbmw

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