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Hexus.net has a review of the 1.8aGhz.
The move to 0.13 micron along with all the benefits including reduced cost, reduced power consumption, reduced heat and the overclocking possibilities make the Northwood a very attractive proposition at the moment. The cheaper CPU's are excellent overclockers and the cost per unit is quite low for an Intel CPU although the 2.2 is still very costly.
And AMDWorld???? has a review of the same chip.
I want to cut and paste something from their review, but they don't allow to highlight...
Hexus.net has a review of the 1.8aGhz.
The move to 0.13 micron along with all the benefits including reduced cost, reduced power consumption, reduced heat and the overclocking possibilities make the Northwood a very attractive proposition at the moment. The cheaper CPU's are excellent overclockers and the cost per unit is quite low for an Intel CPU although the 2.2 is still very costly.
And AMDWorld???? has a review of the same chip.
I want to cut and paste something from their review, but they don't allow to highlight...