Cris Wade wrote:
> I also think that you should follow Tim's advice and just get a celeron A.
> I got a celeron A 300 for just $85 US, and it nicely Overclocks to 450.
This puzzles me: the reason advanced for the easy overclockability of
the original Celeron was that it came with NO L2 cache and that the
cache in the PII was the most speed-sensitive component.
Now we have Celerons with 128kB of FULL_SPEED L2 cache and people can
still overclock by factors like 1.5? I'd have thought the full-speed L2
cache was closer to the limits than the half-speed stuff - weird...
Anyone comment on this?
Neil
PS: No flames please. I'm interested for technical reasons only, and I
have no interest in actually overclocking any chips myself.
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