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CPU History Tour (2001 - 2003)

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Third part of the CPU benchmark project. This time starting with early Pentium 4 and Athlon XP Palomino and following the CPU development up to the end of 2003 when Athlon 64 launched.





Athlon XP (Socket A, VIA KT133A)


Athlon XP (Socket A, VIA KT266A)


Athlon XP (Socket A, SiS 745)

The ECS K7S6A was probably patrially defective and couldn't enable DMA mode for HDD. Because of this some scores might be worse than they should be, in case of too large difference I discarded them completely. The K7S6A results don't count towards the total performance summary.


Athlon XP, Duron (Socket A, Nvidia nForce2 Ultra 400)


Dual Athlon XP (Socket A, AMD 760MPX)


Athlon 64 (Socket 754, VIA K8T800)


Dual Opteron, Opteron, Athlon 64 FX (Socket 940, Nvidia nForce Pro 2200)


Opteron (Socket 940, VIA K8T800 Pro)


Pentium III, Celeron (Socket 370, Intel 815EP)


Pentium 4 (Socket 478, SiS 645DX)


Pentium 4, Pentium M, Celeron (Socket 478 / 479, Intel 865PE)


Xeon (Socket 604, Intel 875P)


Dual Xeon, Xeon (Socket 604, Intel 875P)


Atom (BGA, Intel 945 GC)


VIA C7 (BGA, VIA CN700)


VIA C7 (BGA, VIA CN700)


Operating system and drivers


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