Pentium M Reins All!?

Belgianwaffles · 25-May-05, 11:13 PM

this is the craziest article i've read in a while!
http://www.tomshardware.com/cpu/20050525/index.html

bascially it states that the pentium m dothan core is better than both the pentium 4 line as well as the AMD fx line!!!!

and they didnt prove it through number crunching mumbo jumbo, they proved it with actual real world benchmarks!!!!

it's absolute madness, madness i say!!!!!!!

Joose · 25-May-05, 11:42 PM

Yeah, the P4-M chip is a helluva piece of work. Very efficient, very powerful. Too bad it's so hard to get a mobo to support it...let alone the actual chip...

25-May-05, 11:13 PM		#1 (permalink)
Belgianwaffles Apex Master Tech Apprentice	Pentium M Reins All!? this is the craziest article i've read in a while! http://www.tomshardware.com/cpu/20050525/index.html bascially it states that the pentium m dothan core is better than both the pentium 4 line as well as the AMD fx line!!!! and they didnt prove it through number crunching mumbo jumbo, they proved it with actual real world benchmarks!!!! it's absolute madness, madness i say!!!!!!! Last edited by Belgianwaffles; 25-May-05 at 11:26 PM..

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25-May-05, 11:42 PM		#2 (permalink)
Joose Joosey	Yeah, the P4-M chip is a helluva piece of work. Very efficient, very powerful. Too bad it's so hard to get a mobo to support it...let alone the actual chip...