Intel Pentium 4 2.53GHz
Tuesday January 11, 2000
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Intel keeps on cranking out the hertz, and with 133MHz increments with each processor release, its no wonder that AMD is being left in the dust. The Athlon may have better overclocking capabilities and value for money, but the Pentium 4 wins hands-down for sheer brute power.
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