AMD 2500+ Socket A CPUs Compared
SuperPuppy writes "Hardcoreware.net has
rounded up
three 2500+ Socket A processors from AMD. An AthlonXP, based on the Barton core
(this particular one predates the locked multipliers we've been seeing lately),
a Mobile Athlon, based on the Barton SOI, and the new Sempron, which is based
on the Tbred core. Each processor differs in clock frequency and cache size, but most
importantly, the Mobile Athlon takes up a LOT less juice than either of the
other two, and is therefore a remarkable performer in terms of overclocking. The
Sempron was quite disappointing on all fronts but price."
2500+ should be enough for everyone?
..but does it still double up as a comfy portable heater for you, like its predecessors?!
http://efil.blogspot.com/
A CPU core for every thread. A GPU for every 3D model on the battlefield.
or perhaps our wives' strong grip on our wallets
;)
I get the feeling that this isn't the case for most readers of that site
Looks ilke their webserver is running on a sempron. Or, was running.
$8.95/mo web hosting
Reminds me of one of my favourite quotes from the monastary:
CP/M-86 *screams* on a PII/400.
-- Dave Brown, a.s.r.
I would think so. The whole floppy image will fit in the L-II cache.
-- Mark Atwood, in reply
"The purpose of argument is to change the nature of truth." -- Bene Gesserit Precept