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ArticlesJuly 1997 / BYTE Hardware Lab Report


July 1997 / BYTE Hardware Lab Report

article MMX Power for Desktop PCs
illustration The Power of MM X
Stretching the envelope, MMX PCx marry a compelling mix of performance and promise.
- by BYTE Editors

article Best Overall: Pentium MMX Systems
Any one of the 10 MMX desktop systems we evaluated would make a valuable addition to any office or home.

article The K6 Alternative
Intel invented, innovated, and has controlled the evolution of x86 chips from the 8088 to the Pentium Pro.

article Pentium MMX Desktops Ratings
table Best Overall: Gateway 200 P5-200
table Low Cost (Best Value): Polywell Computers Poly 5200Tx
photo Gateway 200 P5-200
photo Polywell Computers Poly 5200Tx


article Details
photo Watts the Deal?
photo Yearning to Be Different
photo A Choice of Chips
Watts the Deal?: The new MMX chips generate less heat than older Pentiums, but they run hot.

article Warning: Marketing Hype Ahead
You've browsed the advertisements, read the reviews, and seen the television commercials.

article Test Specs
illustration Price vs. Performance
Buying a multimedia extensions (MMX) desktop PC to run ordinary applications makes sense if you're overdue for an upgrade.

article Features Table
table MMX Desktop PCs Features: Part 1
table MMX Desktop PCs Features: Part 2


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