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Old 08-26-2005, 12:30 PM   #1 (permalink)
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hello every1,

im purchasing a new computer, and im intending to save money by buying a celeron processor. could any1 plz tell me the advantages of Celeron D over Celeron? all i understand is that D has double cache memory. does that make much of a difference?

thanx for ur help, im a newbie at computer hardware
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Old 08-26-2005, 01:06 PM   #2 (permalink)
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yes, the celeron d is built on the prescott p4 archetecture and is far superior, along with a bump up of the fsb
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sorry for being so clueless, but what's fsb? more specifically, does it really make much of a difference? note: this is aimed to be a "softcore" gaming computer, playing games like hitman 3, but not as crazy as battlefield 2.
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fsb=front side bus, it's the speed that your processor "talks" with your memory. And yes double the cache makes a difference.
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thats like how fast the data try from the memory/mobo to the cpu or something
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