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You're right, except for Celeron D part. Celeron D was the last step of NetBurst architecture, notorious for its high power consumptions and thus screaming stoc
by listic 18y ago
You're right, except for Celeron D part.
Celeron D was the last step of NetBurst architecture, notorious for its high power consumptions and thus screaming stock fans. This is Core 2 architecture, which runs much cooler and has better perfomance/MHz
Also, for some reason the spec shows Celeron 220 CPU which is 1,2 MHz, not 1,33:
http://www.intel.com/products/motherboard/d201gly2/configs.htm http://www.intel.com/products/motherboard/d201gly2/configs.h...
- noonespecial 18y agoAhh. Makes sense now. The first one I got, more than a year ago had a big fan and ran quite hot. All the ones since then I've gotten without a fan. I checked a recent one. Not D. Looks like there may have been a short lived D version thats not as nice. Good eye. Also disregard my power measurements since I did them on the first one. The consumption on more recent ones may well be lower.