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The "Palomino" core has now made its grand entrance onto the home-desktop
scene with the introduction of the AMD Athlon XP. The XP goes a long way to
show that the performance wars aren't over yet, and that AMD still has a
few tricks up its sleeve. The introduction of the Athlon XP also represents
a return similar to the "Power Rating" system of performance measurement
that was once employed by Cyrix. Now that it's available in its 4
variations, AMD's Athlon XP is aimed squarely at the heart of Intel's
Pentium 4, to whom we'll be comparing it throughout our analysis.
The direct link to this review is:
http://active-hardware.com/english/reviews/processor/xp-153ghz.htm
scene with the introduction of the AMD Athlon XP. The XP goes a long way to
show that the performance wars aren't over yet, and that AMD still has a
few tricks up its sleeve. The introduction of the Athlon XP also represents
a return similar to the "Power Rating" system of performance measurement
that was once employed by Cyrix. Now that it's available in its 4
variations, AMD's Athlon XP is aimed squarely at the heart of Intel's
Pentium 4, to whom we'll be comparing it throughout our analysis.
The direct link to this review is:
http://active-hardware.com/english/reviews/processor/xp-153ghz.htm
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