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To: corporal spewchunks who wrote (94990)	2/4/1999 11:32:00 PM
From: Joe Pirate	Respond to of 176387

The old old Celeron 266 and 300 were garbage, that is old news. The Celeron 300A, 333, newly introduced 400, are kick-butt chips, better than what AMD has to offer, better than their best offerings. To go off into a tangent, you can overclock the 300A to 450Mhz with ease, everyone and their mother is doing this and since the Celeron cache memory (128k) runs at CPU speed (450Mhz), it actually outscores the Pentium II - 450Mhz. For servers, the 512k cache size is preferred on the P2, but the P2's cache only runs at 1/2 the processor speed. Intel actually did something right, they made a good chip, better than the P2, BUT they don't want people to know because I can go buy a Celeron 300A for $80 bucks and run at 450Mhz vs. spending $550 bucks for a P2-450Mhz, hee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Believe me, everyone is doing it! link here! clarityconnect.com Pirate