Intel Processor Guide

[PeterStoba]

Right then, I was bored and was thinking of a way to help members, especially new ones. So I decided to make a guide to contain all processors (new ones anyway) saying wether they were good or bad and some brief specs, all in one place for easy access.

Click here (http://peterstoba.110mb.com/tech/Intel%20Processor%20List.html)

Would appreciate some input on how to make it better and what you regard as good / bad performance vs price processors.

Would also appreciate if you could post with any information as you get it to help keep it upto date.

Peter.

[wonderlust]

Are the E1200/1400 45nm chips? I thought they were 65nm!

[Aaron]

Just one observation - do the rows have to be that wide? Could you make it so you dont have to scroll sideways to view the tables, even on a 1280x800 screen? :) Good idea tho :)

[alexnifty]

Nice table. Woud suggest swapping the colours for good and bad chips, red usually means bad and blue or green good.

[mac124]

Good idea Peter, i too would suggest making it a bit smaller to fit across a "normal" res screen

[Jiggles]

My res is up at 1440X900 and i still cannot see the whole width!

[00mike000]

um its very very brief i mean it needs some 3d mark 06 scores and maybe prices etc

[coiler]

I like it, although a lot of the column widths can be shortened, if poss so it fits on a 17" tft.

[PeterStoba]

Will sort it all out now.

[k.jacko]

How about the stepping model? Some folks who are into overclocking like to see this.
Confirmation can be found on here (http://processorfinder.intel.com/)
Thanks Peter, good work dude. :D

[coiler]

the link is broke now

[PeterStoba]

Must have been whilst i was uploading the new file