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To: Gary Ng who wrote (63234)8/24/1998 1:43:00 PM
From: Bill Jackson  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 186894
 
The K6-2 at the same speed as a new celeron will sell better if it has the same computing capcity as it will be cheaper, both the CPU as well as the motherboard.

Bill



To: Gary Ng who wrote (63234)8/24/1998 4:12:00 PM
From: Maxwell  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 186894
 
CeleronA Benchmark:

Go to intel.com

I use this benchmark and the K6-2 benchmark from Tom Hardware. The two systems are different but I normalize Tom's benchmark to Intel benchmark.

CPU...........Winstone 98 (B)....Winstone 98 (HE)....Norton Si 32
Celeron300--------15.4-----------------23.2----------------88.8
CeleronA300-------19.3-----------------29.1----------------100.2
CeleronA333-------19.9-----------------30.2----------------104.6
K6-2-300----------23.2-----------------32.8----------------?????
PII-300-----------23.4-----------------34.8----------------145.3
PII-333-----------24.6-----------------38.5----------------160.4
PII-350-----------25.6-----------------38.6----------------169.6
PII-400-----------27.1-----------------41.2----------------193.6

As you can see on pricewatch.com the CeleronA333 is selling for $235
and K6-2-300 is selling for $120. The CeleronA333 is still a very slow system. Had the FSB is 100MHz then the number is closer to PII at same clock speed. Small L2 cache seems to take a toll. I am disappointed with the new Celeron. How about you?

Maxwell