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I know, but they're not gaming CPUs

wtf is a "gaming cpu"?

Okay, okay, I expressed me wrong I wanted to say, that the Sandy/Ivy Bridge Celerons don't have enough power for heavy applications (like Dolphin and PC games).

I was just too lazy to explain this in my post.

Quote: I wanted to say, that the Sandy/Ivy Bridge Celerons don't have enough power for heavy applications (like Dolphin and PC games).

....but they do. For 99% of PC games there is no difference between a sandy/ivy bridge celeron and an i5. At least on desktops.