intel e1300 vs amd 4400+

[Jure Sah]

Hello,

I convinced a friend of mine to get an AMD 4400+ instead of an Intel e1300.

Now I want to proove it to him that the cpu is better. Alas, I cannot
find any comparable benchmarks between the two CPUs or even standalone
Intel e1300 benchmarks. When I google up "Intel e1300", it says 0 results.

Can someone help?


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[Benjamin Gawert]

* R. C. White:

Very few experienced Usenet readers will open an attachment from a
stranger, especially if there is no text at all in the message body.

There is no attachment and there is text in the message body. It's just
your crap newsreader (Windows Mail aka Outlook Express) that doesn't
show any text and shows an attachment when there is none. You should
really get a better news client.

Benjamin

 

[Jure Sah]

Benjamin Gawert pravi:

* R. C. White:


There is no attachment and there is text in the message body. It's just
your crap newsreader (Windows Mail aka Outlook Express) that doesn't
show any text and shows an attachment when there is none. You should
really get a better news client.

I have to agree.

What you see is not an attachment, it's just a PGP signed message (a
certificate that makes sure that my content has not been tampered with
after I sent it and prooving that I sent it).

I suggest you use Thunderbird. It works a lot better and it's free. The
Enigmail addon for it will also verify the PGP signature.


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[Jure Sah]

Rich Billionaire pravi:

Did you check out Tom's Hardware web site? They have comparisons of
all the AMD & Intel cpus.

Yup. They have no benchmark for the E1300 either.


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[Jure Sah]

Jure Sah pravi:

Rich Billionaire pravi:

Yup. They have no benchmark for the E1300 either.

I just find it suspicious how nobody ever reviews shitty Intel CPUs.

Tom's hardware has reviews of even the AMD Sempron 3200+, but no mention
whatsoever of the E1300, or even the slightly less sucky E1400 (which
seems to exist on Google unlike the E1300).

No wonder so many people are convinced AMDs suck.


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[Andy]

Hello,

I convinced a friend of mine to get an AMD 4400+ instead of an Intel e1300.

Now I want to proove it to him that the cpu is better. Alas, I cannot
find any comparable benchmarks between the two CPUs or even standalone
Intel e1300 benchmarks. When I google up "Intel e1300", it says 0 results.

Can someone help?

You're talking about a processor that exists (AMD 4400+) to one that
does not exist (Intel E1300). It's no contest; the processor that
exists beats the one that doesn't.

 

[Jure Sah]

Andy pravi:

You're talking about a processor that exists (AMD 4400+) to one that
does not exist (Intel E1300). It's no contest; the processor that
exists beats the one that doesn't.

Funny how something I can buy in the local store for 50 € doesn'texist.


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[Jure Sah]

Jure Sah pravi:

Andy pravi:

Funny how something I can buy in the local store for 50 € doesn't exist.

From:
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/247939-10-buyers-guide-updated-2008

--- Begin quote ---
Intel Celeron E1200*
Speed: 1.6GHz
Number of Cores: 2
Cache: 512KB
FSB: 800MHZ
Supported features: SpeedStep, 64bit computing, and NX disable bit.
Not supported features: Virtualization
eSpec: SLAQW/Stepping: M0

* This processor has 2 revisions: L2 and M0

E1300
Speed: 1.8GHz
Cores: 2
Cache: 512KB
FSB: 800MHz
Supported Features: N/A
Not supported Featurs: N/A
Rev: M0
eSpec: N/A

E1400
Speed: 2GHz
Cores: 2
Cache: 512KB
FSB: 800MHz
Supported Features: N/A
Not supported Featurs: N/A
Rev: L2
eSpec: N/A
---- End quote ----

How's that. Specs for a non-existent CPU!

The wonders of internet.


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