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Hi techempire,<br />
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Doesn't matter. The Celeron is a tuned down version of the Pentium, mainly reduced in cache memmory.<br />
In fact, the Celeron 1.4 can be considered a PIII as it has the same amount of cache used in the older Pentium III processors.<br />
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Greetings,<br />
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LucF
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Hi techempire,

Doesn't matter. The Celeron is a tuned down version of the Pentium, mainly reduced in cache memmory.
In fact, the Celeron 1.4 can be considered a PIII as it has the same amount of cache used in the older Pentium III processors.

Greetings,

LucF

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cool, thanks, wasnt sure if it was a matter of manufacturer or just speed or what<br />
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someone give both these guys 10 points, it wont let me split em
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cool, thanks, wasnt sure if it was a matter of manufacturer or just speed or what

someone give both these guys 10 points, it wont let me split em

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20 points is too little to split :)<br />
Just give them to leew, he was faster.<br />
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LucF
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20 points is too little to split :)
Just give them to leew, he was faster.

LucF

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lol alright then, thanks again!
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on the geforce, it states in the requirements: &quot;Intel Pentium® III, AMD Duron or Athlon™ class processor or higher&quot;...... <br />
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well, I have a Celeron 1.4 (dont ask)..... which ofcourse isnt listed.... does it really matter? If so, why, if not why.....
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http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=14-145-083&depa=1

on the geforce, it states in the requirements: "Intel Pentium® III, AMD Duron or Athlon™ class processor or higher"...... 

well, I have a Celeron 1.4 (dont ask)..... which ofcourse isnt listed.... does it really matter? If so, why, if not why.....

easy video card question

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