faster or more faster..?

[Sahid59]

Here is a line I found on internet..

" The fastest Pentium 4 might be 60 percent faster than the fastest Celeron. .."

I think here it must be .." The fastest Pentium 4 might be 60 percent more faster than the fastest Celeron.

Please guide me if I am wrong..

source: http://computer.howstuffworks.com/question268.htm
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Sahid59

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[Torsten]

The comparative of the adjective fast is faster. (fast, faster, fastest)
"More faster" does not exist.

The comparative of the adjective expensive is more expensive. (expensive, more expensive, most expensive)

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[Sahid59]

Thank you dear Torsten..

For example if you say B is 60 percent faster than A, then B is not as fast as A. Because B is not 100 percent as fast as A. This will mean that B is less faster A. Am I right..?

So in my opinion that sentence should be.." The fastest Pentium 4 might be 160 percent faster than the fastest Celeron. .." ..because we want to mean that Pentium 4 is 60 percent more efficient than Celeron..

Please let me know if I am understanding this fully..

Thanks..
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Sahid59

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[Torsten]

If the Pentium is 60% faster than the Celeron, the Pentium has 160% of the Celeron speed.

This means the Celeron is slower than the Pentium.

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