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What is the history of Celeron CPU? What is the performance of Celeron CPU models from low to high?
The first generation Celeron is a product with P2 secondary cache removed. Its performance is low, only 266 and 300 frequencies. Because the sales volume is small, it is rarely mentioned.

Intel immediately introduced the later Celeron 300A (adding an A to distinguish it from the previous 300), which used a P2 core as high as 533, but had a full-speed L2 cache of 128k, and the performance was acceptable. And the overclocking ability is strong, which can exceed 450 almost every 300A, which is the best overclocking of the year. The above is also called Celeron 1 by DIY players.

Then Celeron 533 to 933 are all the same copper cores as P3, with good performance. And inherited the super overclocking ability of predecessors. I have a Celeron 633 overclocked to 950 and used it in 2004. This generation of Celeron is also called Celeron 2.

Then Celeron in tualatin (main frequency 1.0G- 1.3G) was obtained by castrating half the memory because the performance of P3 in tualatin surpassed that of P4 advertised by Intel at that time, and the multimedia performance was good. Overclocking ability is still good. I have a tualatin Celeron 1. 1G overclocked to 1.46G for a long time, which is faster than P41.7g. This generation Celeron is also called Celeron 3.

The next generation will reach Celeron 4, which is the same core as P4. Because of the low frequency and poor performance (1.6G-2.0G), I won't say much about the first batch of Celeron 4.

Then P4 changed the Northwood core, and Celeron 4 also changed the core, with the frequency ranging from 2.0G to 2.4g. At this time, Celeron 4 also has strong overclocking ability, which is the choice for poor people to play P4.

Then there is Prescott's Celeron, which is the 3 series of Celeron D, and the models are Celeron D 320 to 340. The highest frequency seems to be 3G (I can't remember), and the overclocking ability is good. Someone can work stably over 4.6G (not me, of course).

The current Celeron D 420-440 corresponds to the frequency of 1.6G-2.0G, which is actually a core single core. Like Core, Core can generally exceed 3G (with a good motherboard). Thanks to the advanced core architecture, the overclocking performance of Celeron D 420 has reached Athlon 64 3000+, which should be the strongest single-core processor after overclocking.

If you buy it, it is recommended to buy CD 420. After all, it can be surpassed and it is very stable. It is enough not to be surpassed.

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