NEC PowerMate ML250 Celeron D 335J 2.8 GHz

Advantages: it has dual channel and it is pretty fast
Disadvantages: the sempron 2800+ it's better for gaming

...Ok! so we are going to do a little comparison betwen sempron 2800+ and celron D335. They bouth have difrent dets of instruction for example celeron D has MMX ,SSE ,SSE2 ,SSE 3 and Sempron has MMX and 3D now. OK so let's see the difrences : Amd Sempron has 3DNow! technology wich will allow for a faster frame rate, smoother graphics and higher detail in our animation,so it is batter for games; The SSE instructions In Celeron D allows for complex arithmetics and some graphics capabilities but wich aren't as efective as the 3DNow!'s technology capabilities.So in the end Celeron is better for raw computing power , and Sempron for gammers.But let's analyse it some more.Celeron D has a 533 Bus wich allows dual channel memory and sempron has 333 bus with single channel memory.otherwise they have the same L2 cache of 256Kb ,Celeron has L1 of 28kb... Read review

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Advantages: cheap to buy
Disadvantages: not upto the mark

...My Celeron D processor runs very well . yhou it was lsloe games like nfs undergrd 1,2 ,mostwanted ,age of empires 3 ,fifa 2007 ,gta san andreas , total overdose , warhammer 40000 dawn of war drak crusade & halo combat evolved worked smoothly without getting hanged ---------XXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXx XXXXXXXXXXXXX I had even overclocked it fro 2.53 to 3.01 ghz and worked very well i had nce overclocked it to 3.48 ghz it worked good but after some time of game play it would suddenly get turned off , later i came to know that the reason of going off is that it was overheated . so from the i am usin it at 3.01 ghz and it wrks very well . its not bad to have a processor like this at a cheap price .... Read review

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Advantages: Fairly cheap
Disadvantages: Low cache, Tends to start running poorly after a while

...The Celeron 2.8GHz is a fairly cheap processor, but cheap things come with disadvantages. It tends to run nice and cool at about 30C-35C most the time but during long (or sometimes short) gaming sessions things start to slow down and causes a huge hit in FPS, which can be seen going from 60fps to 10fps or less due to the cache being so small and the simple fact that the processor is a Celeron (cut down version of a Pentium) I would advise people to go for a Pentium or even a Conroe if your using this for gaming, unless your only doing things such as 2d work, emailing, web browsing then this processor is more than adequate for that kind of work. Be warned: if you are using a socket LGA 755 youll have a nightmare trying to install the heatsink for this thing, once you get two clips on its next to impossible to get the third or fourth... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful