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COMPUTER PROCESSORS

Intel Presler 955: Benchmarking the First 65nm CPU
By: Walter Eigner
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    2006-02-14

    Table of Contents:
  • Intel Presler 955: Benchmarking the First 65nm CPU
  • The Pentium D 955 EE Test Setup
  • Benchmarking Pentium 955 EE vs AMD FX60
  • Overclocking Intel's Presler
  • Presler Heat Dissipation
  • Conclusion

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    Intel Presler 955: Benchmarking the First 65nm CPU - Conclusion


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    Conclusion

    If the first Prescotts felt like sticky keys popping up while sprinting in GTA, then the Presler would be like summoning a tank. It’s an excellent multitasking CPU with great overclocking potential, but it is quite painful on the wallet. Nevertheless, if you want the best of the best, make sure this chip is on your list.

    Pros:

    • Fast at multithreaded applications
    • Great overclocker

    Cons:

    • Expensive
    • High heat dissipation when overvolted
    • Not outstanding in single threaded application

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