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which cpu will run cooler?
- Thread starter wesley
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Wouldn't it depend on whether the Pentium in question is a 1.6Ghz Willamette (based on a 180nm die process with a stock vcore of 1.75) or a 1.6Ghz Northwood (based on a 130nm die process with a stock vcore of 1.5 and double the L2 cache of the Willemette)?
Either way, if the Celeron in question is a 'D 320' then I reckon that will be the toastier of both chips, especially as it's based on Intels infamously hot Prescott core. Tbh though, I doubt if there is any more than a few degree's difference between them both.
Either way, if the Celeron in question is a 'D 320' then I reckon that will be the toastier of both chips, especially as it's based on Intels infamously hot Prescott core. Tbh though, I doubt if there is any more than a few degree's difference between them both.