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Core: Prescott Frequency: 3.06GHz Socket: LGA775 Process: 90nm Cores: One Instructions: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, EM64T Multiplier: 23x External bus: 133MHz Effective FSB speed: 533MHz Level 1 cache: 16KB Level 2 cache: 256KB The Celeron D processor is significantly different from the Celeron range it replaces. Intel's budget processors are based on the same Prescott
Celerons are available for both Socket 478 and LGA775 motherboards. Some LGA775 models, with product numbers ending in 1 or 6, support the EMT64T 64-bit instruction set. We tested one 32-bit Celeron running at 2.66GHz, and a faster 64-bit Celeron 346 running at 3.06GHz. Intel processors have locked multipliers, so overclocking is not possible. However, the Celeron D processors performed well straight from the box. Even the £54 Celeron D 330 beat all the AMD Sempron processors in PCMark04. Its score of 86 in our video-encoding test was better than that of all the Semprons and even the Athlon 64 3000+, which costs almost twice as much. The Celeron D 346's scores of 96 in the Shopper application benchmark and 3,947 in PCMark04 were better than those of the Athlon 64 3000+, which is £30 more expensive. It even played Far Cry at 39fps, so is capable of running modern games. Sponsored Links
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