Hi everyone, I was poking around the Intel web site (for some other reason) & found +/- by accident that they have published floating-point benchmarks for their processor range. Interestingly the benchmark is made up of 7 components, one of which is FFT performance... The benchmarks are as follows: 233 PII, 1200 266 PII, 1370 Celeron, 0K, 1230 300 PII, 1540 Celeron, 0K, 1370 Celeron, 128K, 1590 333 PII, 1700 Celeron, 128K, 1760 350 PII, 1790 400 PII, 2050 450 PII, 2280 It's interesting that the Celeron with 128K core-speed cache seems to out-perform the standard PII (which has 512K cache at 0.5 * core speed) at the same clock speed. As well as being cheaper. Also, the performance gained by going to the highest clock multiplier isn't neccessarily cost effective (divide the benchmark by the part cost in $...) Just thought you might be interested. ] Regards Brian Beesley
