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Knowing Intel however they'll give a 3.2GHz Prescott a 3500 rating even though its slower than a 3.2GHz P4. 
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Celeron anyone?, now that is a cpu that get abused by by dodgy computer shops.
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Haha yeah a 2.4GHz celery should have a 1200 rating :PComment
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Something else with that whole thing is that AMD actually tried to get other companies to adopt its rating system to make it a standard in the industry (AFAIK) which to me would have made more sense... but for some reason not many wanted to jump on that bandwagon.
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