Endurance trials of our time

Some Prescott Celery running at 2.4 GHz gets the Frenchies over at x86-secret all hot under the beret over here.

This cut-down Pentium 4e has got twice the cache of a Northwood Celeron, at 256KB, and a 133MHz FSB. But it's shorn of Lou's Extensions™ and L'HyperThreading, making it a shoddy performer against its Pentium 4c-based predecessor, in the Frenchies' tests at least. In fact, although it performs like a dog in their tests, the fickle Frenchies say they found it quite a nice surprise.

Tweaknews tries tweaking with an Albatron PX875P Pro Canterwood motherboard over here. And impressed, they have been.

The Techreporters have a fiddle about with a trio of dual Opteron workstation motherboards over here.

While XBit Labs says it had a sniff that 8-way AMD servers will tip up next week over here.

Samsung's SyncMaster 173P tips up again, this time on Designtechnica here.

bit-tech.net has a bang about with an Enermax CS-800TA case over here.

Some light reading over on Digit-Life with a test of low-level parameters of VIA's C3 processors here.

While Aussie overclockers like a nice paint job on their mouse over here. µ