Which is Better: P3 450Mhz or AMD K6tm 300Mhz for Merging Computers?

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When comparing the AMD K6-300 and the Pentium III-450, the Pentium III is generally considered superior due to its higher clock speed and better overall performance. Benchmark tests support this conclusion, indicating that the Pentium III outperforms the K6 in various scenarios. The K6 is regarded as a generation behind the Pentium III, which further emphasizes the performance gap between the two processors. For users looking to merge two computers, the Pentium III-450 would likely provide a more efficient and faster computing experience.
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Hey all,
I was wondering which of these 2 mobo/chipsets are better.
I have 2 computers that I would like to merge.
in total i would have 30Gigs, 256MB Ram, 2 CD roms.
The AMD is in a tower and the P3 is in a compaq case(the monitor-sits-on-top casing).
Thanks in advance
 
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The p3 is quite a bit faster than the K-6. The K-6 is a generation behind (not to mention slower in clock speed at a time that they were close in per clock performance).
 
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