PC Stats has posted an Intel Pentium 4 3.2E GHz "Prescott" Processor Review

Today, the chip giant is in a similar bind. AMD has momentum following first a successful launch of its AMD64 initiative, and then the subsequent unveiling of its Athlon 64 3200+ and 3400+ processors. In order to keep up, Intel has had to drop the price of the flagship 3.2GHz Pentium 4, which is currently available for under $300USD ($512CDN). Fortunately, Intel is in the position to begin manufacturing processors using a 90nm process, the very latest wafer technology that carries with it a host of other enhancements. Additionally, the Pentium 4 itself has gone under the knife, reemerging with larger caches, new instructions, and higher frequencies. The end result is a brand new core that, in theory, should be significantly faster than its predecessor.

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