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Celeron's

PostPosted: Fri Oct 01, 04 6:06 pm
by Splitter
Basically I was wondering if anyone knew what kind of SSE instructions this processor has?
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/ ... ndles.html
It's the celeron D 325 2.53Ghz
It's because after reading the DEA site, I want a CPU with SSE rather than SSE2 :P
Thanks guys/girls

PostPosted: Sat Oct 02, 04 7:59 am
by Jeoh
Don't buy a Celeron. Ever.

PostPosted: Sat Oct 02, 04 9:56 am
by Splitter
Dude, I building a server, so I doesn't need it to be great. P3's can run more players that nearly all P4's as they use SSE rather than SSE2 which DX does not support, thus making it less efficient. So does anyone else know if that CPU has SSE or SSE2?
(btw I've got a 2Ghz celeron xD)(no laughing)

PostPosted: Sat Oct 02, 04 12:01 pm
by Jeoh
The 4 most important things for hosting are a good connection, alot of RAM, a good proccesor and knowledge about the game ;)
Celeron's are inefficient ;)

PostPosted: Sat Oct 02, 04 12:02 pm
by Jeoh
Also, what motherboard are you going to use? What type of RAM?

PostPosted: Sat Oct 02, 04 12:04 pm
by Splitter
http://dynamic2.gamespy.com/~dea/serverhost.html

Read that would you ¬_¬

PostPosted: Sat Oct 02, 04 12:06 pm
by Jeoh

PostPosted: Sat Oct 02, 04 3:37 pm
by AlexDenton
TheThing wrote:The 4 most important things for hosting are a good connection, alot of RAM, a good proccesor and knowledge about the game ;)
Celeron's are inefficient ;)


celerons arent exactly inefficient

they just have no Cache memory, which means they are cheaper, but alot slower, they rely on thier registers and the bus link to the RAM rather than using the cache

PostPosted: Sat Oct 02, 04 4:06 pm
by Jeoh
[TT]AlexDenton wrote:
TheThing wrote:The 4 most important things for hosting are a good connection, alot of RAM, a good proccesor and knowledge about the game ;)
Celeron's are inefficient ;)


celerons arent exactly inefficient

they just have no Cache memory, which means they are cheaper, but alot slower, they rely on thier registers and the bus link to the RAM rather than using the cache


Which makes them inefficient.

PostPosted: Sat Oct 02, 04 5:01 pm
by Splitter
When did it turn to Celeron's being inefficient...for DX hosting they are great, which is what I wanted to know

PostPosted: Tue Dec 21, 04 9:11 am
by Grayfox
Dont even buy anything from intel based on the crappy presscott core

BOYCOTE INTEL UNTILL THEY REENGINE THE CORE TO MAKE IT DECENT

go and buy a amd or a older intel northwood :roll: intels presscotts are the worste thing that has come out of intel

and the fact its a celoron doesnt help :P

PostPosted: Tue Dec 21, 04 12:01 pm
by James
And that was another reading from the Linux bible, thank you Grayfox.

PostPosted: Sun Jan 30, 05 5:09 am
by DarkKnight
*stumbles into old topic*

Love that bible!

:lol:

It's true though... Cellerons blow goats for gaming... A 1.2GHz Tutulian(sp?) core p3 can outspec a 2.4GHz presscot celley...so... yeah... Buy AMD seprons if you must.

PostPosted: Wed Feb 02, 05 4:38 am
by Grayfox
The tutulian was the best core intel relesased.
The northwood was good too

But the northwood was overused by the end :(

PostPosted: Wed Feb 02, 05 6:52 pm
by AlexDenton
celerons suck
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PostPosted: Tue Mar 01, 05 10:36 pm
by Grayfox
AlexDenton wrote:celerons suck
end of


Dont say that the 1.3 ghz tutulian celly was as fast as a 1.6ghz p4 :P

PostPosted: Tue Mar 01, 05 11:09 pm
by AlexDenton
still, it has no cache, so overall, despite its top speed, it would run slower considering the amount of reading and writing that would need to be done during any large process