OC Heaven have thrown up some benchmarks for Intel's 2.8GHz Prescott processor with a FSB 800MHz! one thing that seems strange is that the processor shows up as a 3 GHz part in Sandra results! Here's a snip as the sites in Taiwanese.
Although belongs to Pentium 4 Prescott has several editions. On the structure Prescott will release Socket 478 and LGA 775, seems like Socket 423 and later Socket 478 of original Pentium 4. New Prescott Socket 478 structure compact to Pentium 4, that is to say can be used on i875P and i865 main board according to Prescott stander, Rex will explain follow. The real Prescott comes with LGA 775 structure just match to next Grantsdale released in Q2, 2004.Except Pentium 4, New Celeron with Prescott core but only 256K L2 Cache built-in and only support FSB 533MHz will generate Socket 478 and LGA 775 structures. All show Prescott will monopolize the market in the Pentium era.（On other hand, Celeron update to FSB 533MHz and L2 Cache enhance to 256K is also cheerful!）
Intel Prescott 2.8GHz CPU Benchmarks
Thanks to The Inquirer.net
Although belongs to Pentium 4 Prescott has several editions. On the structure Prescott will release Socket 478 and LGA 775, seems like Socket 423 and later Socket 478 of original Pentium 4. New Prescott Socket 478 structure compact to Pentium 4, that is to say can be used on i875P and i865 main board according to Prescott stander, Rex will explain follow. The real Prescott comes with LGA 775 structure just match to next Grantsdale released in Q2, 2004.Except Pentium 4, New Celeron with Prescott core but only 256K L2 Cache built-in and only support FSB 533MHz will generate Socket 478 and LGA 775 structures. All show Prescott will monopolize the market in the Pentium era.（On other hand, Celeron update to FSB 533MHz and L2 Cache enhance to 256K is also cheerful!）
Intel Prescott 2.8GHz CPU Benchmarks
Thanks to The Inquirer.net
