Testseek.co.uk have collected 10 expert reviews of the Intel Pentium D 840 3.2GHz Socket 775 and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Intel Pentium D 840 3.2GHz Socket 775.
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Abstract: Dealing with current news means that we rarely have the opportunity to review old products and of course a comparison between the most recent products and those that came out several years ago can get a little problematic. But we’ve decided to push th...
Yes, Virginia, dual cores on the Intel does help. The Intel 840 D fared quite well in dual core tests, especially where the applications did not need to saturate the FSB with memory reads/writes; for compute bound applications you can get nearly twice...
With the new Dual-Core series from both Intel and AMD, a new era in processors has started. They are already available at varying speeds as well as prices. It is rather interesting to put them to the test and compare them against the single core gene...
Abstract: Processors have evolved for years now under the pretext that clock speed and IPC were the two keys to boosting performance. Intel elongated the pipeline of its Pentium 4 and went for frequency, while AMD proved with K8 that IPC is an equally potent var...
Abstract: April 18, 2005 IntroductionIt is a fact, for quite some time now, microprocessor events for computers were not spectacular. First, with AMD, we haven’t noticed any significant performance improvements for the last 7 months. For Intel, the last Penti...
Abstract: The Good: Excellent multitasking performance; runs pretty much everything that a single-core chip can; motherboard has full feature set, from serial ATA for four drives, to IDE support for optical drives, to support for up to 667 MHz RAM modules, to bu...
Abstract: Intels dual-core Smithfield processors are here and we have extensive benchmarks to show its performance. Find out why we think the Pentium D is the better choice and that the Pentium XE 840 is a disappointment.
Abstract: Die CPU-Hersteller werben in der Regel mit ihren Flaggschiffen und getreu dem olympischen Motto „altius, citius, fortius“. Doch die größten Absatzzahlen erreichen Intel und Co viele Klassen darunter. Dort werden für OEM-Fertiger (Heim- und Büro-Bedarf)...
Abstract: € 1000 door de jaren heen Er zijn een aantal zekerheden in het leven: de zon komt iedere dag op, je moet belasting betalen en de duurste op consumenten gerichte processor van Intel kost een kleine 1000 euro. Dat laatste is in ieder geval zo sinds Intel i...
