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To: Tony Viola who wrote (63233)8/24/1998 1:42:00 PM
From: Bill Jackson  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 186894
 
Tony, When is first heard of them having 128K of full speed cache I surmised they would be faster than the P-IIs lower than 400 Mhz, ie those with 66 Mhz bus, the 333 P-II and the 350 P-II due to the fact that the cache was full CPU speed. Now I see from the Intel URL that is is 32K cache and it only does around 25% better than the old Celerons. I expected them to be faster than that.
: "This Celeron will easily defeat all but the fastest
Pentium IIs (400 Mhz up)" IE those below 400 Mhz= 333/350?

I would like to see a comparison betwen a new celeron 333 and a P-II 333.

Bill