Testseek.se har samlat 8 tester av Intel Pentium 4 HT 3.2c 3.2GHz Socket 478 och det genomsnittliga betyget är 84%. Scrolla ned och se alla testerna för Intel Pentium 4 HT 3.2c 3.2GHz Socket 478.
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God ytelse, Fortsatt potensiale for overklokking, HyperThreading, Veldig mange gode hovedkort å velge blant
Høy pris = dårlig pris / ytelse forhold, Ikke den raskeste desktopprosessoren på markedet, Socket 478 skal "snart" fases ut
Det er helt tydelig at Pentium 4 3,2 GHz er overlegen Athlon XP 3200+. Faktisk vinner Pentium 4 i nesten samtlige øvelser. Når det gjelder Athlon 64 FX er historien en ganske annen. Intel og AMD har med Athlon 64 FX snudd sitt tradisjonelle forhold på...
Sammanfattning: Introduction Intel has certainly been laying out the performance lumber over the last few months, with the release of the powerful i875P and i865PE chipsets, a 3.0 GHz Pentium 4 supporting the 800 MHz front-side, and lower-speed Pentium 4-2.8C, 2.6C an...
Sammanfattning: Is This The End of the Line for 0.13? This review is going to be one of the tougher ones to write about for me... Coming off our Intel @ 3GHz Platform Overview where we covered Intels latest technology and platforms, its going to be tough to talk abo...
Sammanfattning: As we discussed in our Barton 3000+ review, Intel was soon to release a 3.2Ghz Pentium 4 chip based on their new 800Mhz FSB (200Mhz core clock speed) and Springdale/Canterwood platform. Well that time is upon us now as Intel formally introduces its la...
Sammanfattning: Now that the clock speed war is over, AMD and Intel have been slowly improving the underlying architecture of their flagship processors. After all, a 200MHz clock speed improvement does little if there are other bottlenecks that are preventing the CPU ...
Sammanfattning: Intel Pentium 4 3.2GHz Performance Evaluation Another speed bump served up by Intel with ease By, Dave Altavilla June 23, 2003 Once again, Intel has decided to turn up the heat on their arch rival, AMD. In a sort of digital ying-yang, the battle for Perfo...
Arguably the fastest x86 around, Excellent default performance on either a Springdale or Canterwood motherboard, Should pave the way for price cuts on lower P4 Cs
Will undoubtedly be pricey, Will soon be replaced by the more potent Prescott core, Didn't overclock as well as we'd hoped
Testing and reviewing this processor was something of an anti-climax. We knew it was going to be faster than anything we'd had before. It duly obliged us with the fastest set of stock benchmarks we've seen thus far. There's little need for us to discuss its performance...
