Why would one choose a computer with one type of processor over the other?
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19 years ago
Pentium vs Celeron
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19 years ago
- $$
- Performance
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-- Keith
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19 years ago
Go over to comp.arch.intel, and
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Free plastic toy in the box. Easier mounting of certain package styles. Advertising. Power usage/thermal output. Speed on certain applications. What's compatible with your motherboard, ...
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19 years ago
It always depends upon what you plan on using your computer for...If all you do is web based searches and emailing....almost anything will do...If you are into heavy graphics/cad stuff and file transfers....you will want a higher end system....google around...you will figure it out eventually....and good luck....Ross
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19 years ago
Well note that a Celeron *is* a Pentium first. Just one with fewer 'features' than the latest 'bleeding edge' full spec Pentium.
The Celeron is the 'L/GL' version whereas the full blown Pentium is the GT model and is priced accordingly.
Choices might involve cost, power consumption ( esp if mobile - in favour of Celeron ), whether or not you need that 'bleeding edge' performance or just need a simple workhorse, motherboard support and any special offers from your PC vendor that make or the other briefly more attractive. To name a few.
Graham