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Intel Pentium4 "Prescott" To Scale or not to Scale, that is our question.
(Review by MS, May. 23, 2004)

X2 Rolling Demo depends on the CPU but it also shows to a certain extent the capabilities of the CPU. Overall, the Northwood is faster than the Prescott but the differences are marginal.

Northwood ahead of Prescott

The scaling appears rather familiar

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