The following table shows the typical computer purchased for use in the residence halls at Cedarville. Trivia buffs may find this information useful. Futurists may want to form their own projections about upcoming purchases and then check back in a year or two to validate their predictions.
Year Purchased | Processor Type | Speed | Memory | | | 2007 | Intel Core 2 Duo | 1860Mhz | 2048MB | 250.000GB | 250,000MB | | 2006 | AMD Athlon 64 | 3500Mhz | 1024MB | 250.000GB | 250,000MB | | 2005 | Intel Pentium IV | 3000Mhz | 1024MB | 200.000GB | 200,000MB | | 2004 | Intel Pentium IV | 2800Mhz | 512MB | 160.000GB | 160,000MB | | 2003 | AMD Athlon | 2600Mhz | 512MB | 120.000GB | 120,000MB | | 2002 | AMD Athlon | 1800Mhz | 512MB | 60.000GB | 60,000MB | | 2001 | AMD Athlon | 1200Mhz | 256MB | 30.000GB | 30,000MB | | 2000 | AMD Athlon | 700Mhz | 128MB | 15.000GB | 15,000MB | | 1999 | Intel Pentium III | 450Mhz | 64MB | 8.400GB | 8,400MB | | 1998 | Intel Pentium II | 266Mhz | 64MB | 4.000GB | 4,000MB | | 1997 | Intel Pentium | 166Mhz | 32MB | 1.200GB | 1,200MB | | 1996 | Intel Pentium | 100Mhz | 16MB | 1.000GB | 1,000MB | | 1995 | Intel Pentium | 75Mhz | 8MB | 0.540GB | 540MB | | 1994 | Intel 486DX | 33Mhz | 4MB | 0.200GB | 200MB | | 1993 | Intel 486SX | 25Mhz | 4MB | 0.130GB | 130MB | | 1992 | Intel 386SX | 16Mhz | 6MB | 0.040GB | 40MB | - The processors purchased in 2007 are dual-core, yielding a higher performance even though the clock speed is lower.
- In 2002, 2003, and 2006 the speed figure is a vendor rating rather than the actual megahertz of the processor.
- Memory on the computers purchased in 2000 was increased to 256MB by fall of 2002.
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