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whats the difference between celeron D and a regular celeron and barton cores and prescott and all that jazz? why is a celeron D faster and has a higher fsb then a regular celeron?
 
Well im not much of an intel guy, but i can help ya make sense

If a celeron D is faster than a normal celeron, im guessing their 256k cache instead of the 128 on the normal celeron. I also heard that celerons are a p4 - something, like 256k of cache was broken on a p4, so they disabled it and called it a celeron.

Barton cores are the old AMD core, used in mobiles and for some OC'ers, not worth considering any more.

Presscott is intel's new core, very hot
 
ok that helps, thanks man, i was like "celeron D?!?!, what will they come up with next?"
its all confusing. iw ish someone would just weld this info in my head, also what does fast write mean? its an option in my bios under the video card section.
 
All i know is turning on fast write makes my graphics a bit slower, and stops me from crashing
 
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