The 66 to 133 was very nice but not as impressive and the 133 to 333 was a real snoozer. Sure its faster but twice as fast, no way. I talking about the 'user experienced', my experience and my impression of how fast things are getting done. And, yes I know there are other factors like bus speeds, disk IO and OS overhead, but still the fact remains that there's no way the 'user experience' speed has doubled every two years. Tom Nadeau Speed matters most to me.
Price is secondary.
I've finally learned my lesson re. I'm waiting for RAM prices to fall back to reasonable prices. Tom Strickland you can't go wrong with the Intel brand name. David Cole newest, fastest, biggest, and best. Colin Matlack look forward to the day when price gouging will be a thing of past.