[CLUE-Tech] Celron v. PIII on Linux

[Randy Arabie]

In the world of Linux, or Unix in general, what are the advantages 
of a PIII over a Celeron....assuming they both have the same clock 
speed, FSB speed, and level 2 onboard cache?

I'll qualify my question with a little on what apps I'll be running:

	DB (MySQL or Postgresql),
	compilers,
	X,
	Office Suite (don't know which), 
	Gimp,
	apache & PHP, 
	email.

This will be a development/workstation box.  No games...nothing against 
'em, I just don't play 'em.

Are any of these apps in the Linux world written to take advantage 
additional instruction set(s) available on the PIII (assuming that is 
the difference between a PIII and Celeron)?

And, the reason I've limited this to Intel is I've already got the 
Socket 370 mainboard.

-- 
Cheers!

Randy

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