As you pointed out, Intel's Pentium-III
800B Coppermine processor had been omitted from our CPU
Scorecard, even though it has been listed on our Pentium-III
stats page ever since it was introduced. Part of the reason this
particular Coppermine flavour had not been scored is because there have
been few direct comparisons between the standard Coppermine-800 (running
on a 100MHz bus) and the Coppermine-800(E)B.
Your request, however, is our command. A bit more digging did find a
good comparison at tecChannel
(albeit in German). The Pentium-800B and its resultant CPU score are
now listed.
A
Pentium-III processor running at 900 MHz was not originally released
along with the Coppermine series introduced at speeds ranging from
850-1000 MHz. However, there is now Pentium-III 900, presumably for smaller, cool-running desktops. Its relative
performance is now listed at The CPU Scorecard,
too.
