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    Intel Celeron 2.0 GHz Review
    By Ryan "Speedy" Wissman :  November 8, 2002

    Performance

    The CPU competition is made up of Pentium 4-1.8A GHz (512K), Pentium 4-1.6 and 1.8 GHz (256K) and Athlon XP 1600+ and 1900+ processors, each running on a high-performance PC2700 platform. Our Intel Pentium 4 system takes the popular ASUS P4S533 (SiS645DX), and the AMD platform uses the ASUS A7V333 (KT333) motherboard. Both are outfitted with 512-MB of high-end Crucial PC2700 DDR. As we are dealing with entry-level processors, these two rigs use a GeForce4 Ti 4200 128 MB card, which should provide a nice base for the 3D video tests.

    Windows XP Pro is the operating system of choice, and our benchmark list includes a wide range of system and gaming tests. These include PCMark 2002, along with popular 3D game tests like Unreal Tournament 2003, 3DMark 2001SE, Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Quake 3, Comanche 4 and Jedi Knight II. Our default game benchmark setting is 1024x768x32.

    To illustrate both performance sides of the Celeron 2.0 GHz, we included the 3.0 GHz overclock in addition to the 2.0 GHz benchmarks in all of our performance tests.

    Test Systems

    General Settings:
    Desktop Resolution: 1024x768
    Color Depth: 16-bit
    V-Sync: Disabled

    SiS 645DX - ASUS P4S533 Motherboard
    Processors: Intel Celeron 2.0 and 3.0 GHz, Pentium 4-1.8A, 1.8 & 1.6 GHz
    Memory: 512 MB Crucial PC2700 DIMM
    Motherboard: Asus P4S533
    Motherboard chip set: SiS 645DX
    Nvidia reference drivers: 40.72
    Video Card: Nvidia Ti4200 128MB
    Hard-Drive: Western Digital 40GB 7200RPM ATA100
    IDE Interface: Ultra ATA100
    CD/DVD: Panasonic DVD-ROM
    Power Supply: Sparkle 400 Watt
    Operating System: Windows XP Pro

    VIA KT333 - ASUS A7V333: Athlon XP 1600+, Athlon XP 1900+
    Memory: 512 MB Crucial PC2700 DIMM
    Motherboard: Asus A7V333
    Motherboard chip set: VIA KT333
    Nvidia reference drivers: 40.72
    Video Card: Nvidia Ti4200 128MB
    Hard-Drive: Western Digital 40GB 7200RPM ATA100
    IDE Interface: Ultra ATA/100
    CD/DVD: Panasonic DVD-ROM
    Power Supply: Sparkle 400 Watt
    Operating System: Windows XP Pro

    Quake III Arena Test Specifics
    Version: 1.30 (retail)
    V-Sync: Disabled
    Sound Disabled
    High Quality: Defaults

    Return to Castle Wolfenstein Specifics:
    Version 1.0
    HQ Defaults
    Checkpoint MP demo

    3DMark 2001 Pro SE Specifics:
    Version 1.0 Patched

    PCMark 2002 Pro Test Specifics:
    Build 100

    Comanche 4 Benchmark:
    No sound
    1024x768 Defaults

    Jedi Knight II
    No sound
    1024x768x32

    Unreal Tournament Demo
    1024x768x32
    Flyby & Botmatch timedemo


    Page 1 Introduction
  • Page 2 Performance and Test Systems
    Page 3 PCMark 2002 and 3DMark 2001SE Pro Performance
    Page 4 Quake 3, Jedi Knight II & Comanche 4 Performance
    Page 5 Return to Castle Wolfenstein & UT 2003 Performance
    Page 6 Benchmark Analysis, Value and Conclusion


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