Approximately synchronized CDMA (AS-CDMA) can reduce the inter-channel interference in a cell to zero. This property of AS-CDMA is an advantage over the conventional DS-CDMA. However, the inter-cell interference of the AS-CDMA cellular system has not been sufficiently examined previously. Therefore, the synthetic performance of AS-CDMA cellular system also has not been sufficiently clarified previously. Some factors that affect the inter-cell interference of the AS-CDMA cellular system were theoretically examined, and evaluated by using computer simulation. As the result, we found that transmission power control is effective for reducing the inter-cell interference of the AS-CDMA cellular system. In addition, the synthetic performance of AS-CDMA cellular system was clarified for the first time. Consequently, it was also found that the synthetic performance of the AS-CDMA cellular system is higher than that of the conventional DS-CDMA cellular system.