Yes well all agree that the Celeron D processor is better than AMD sempron , But i have some point to make out in this -
First the date of this anandtech review was - "June 24th, 2004"
Secondly , the benchmarks which are shown here are the same benchmarks that we used to see in the 2002 days ,when Athlon XP was AMD 's flagship processor .
See AMD's XP core , which the socket A uses all had the problem in getting lesser performance in Gaming , but good in encoding and Content Creation etc . Thats been proved long time back , only in gaming , A-XP's had this adv in UT game engines ,
So this was a point in history when AMD was slowly catching up with P4 Northwoods , But all the reviews from the community at the time recomended the 3.0GHZ p4C as the best for gaming .
So in contrast to that ,
Here the comparison has been done with the same AXP core and northwood core in Celerons , End result - The Same , But still the benchmarks says the celerons to be faster , but how much difference does it have with the AMD's , does it have the same difference as the latest A64's has over P4's ?
Somewhere in this forum it was also mentioned that its "2005" and now the celerons are better , Hello ? Sempron 3100+ is a A64 core , compare that
, compare a sempron 3300+ with 64 BIT extentions .
BTW , comparing to A64's the prescotts are steam engines , and "POwerSucker "
See , i have posted about the before and i am telling it again ,there are some people who if had a AMD , had some kind of a problem , will blame the processor for not prforming well .If it would had been a Intel ,who have blamed something else for that "Reduced Performance" in time.
So thats how "Ironic" some people are ... Thats the way it is . !
Not to mention , a Celeron D processor @ 2.8 ghz should really be compared to a Sempron 2800+ ,really its a shame with what AMD has to offer with 4 yr old parts
Isnt it a "stupid" conversation to talk about , anyways ? :d
"Stupid" - Someone who has to look up "stupid" in the dictionary because they don't know what it means. ,
source - www.urbandictionary.com
Cheers !