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    T1300 vs T2300. performance..

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by halperin, May 7, 2006.

  1. halperin

    halperin Notebook Consultant

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    Is there that much a performance difference between the Intel® CoreTM Solo Processor T1300 and the Intel® Dual CoreTM Processor T2300 both 1.66GHz?
     
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    21st Hermit Notebook Consultant

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    Depends on what you're doing. Two areas where Core Duo will shine:
    1] Multi processor applications such as Photoshop
    2] Doing two different applications at once, example: running a CPU entensive routine plus surfing at the same time. Where each process gets its own core.

    This chart may help, compare Pentium M (very similiar to Core Solo) to Yonah (Core Duo):

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  3. halperin

    halperin Notebook Consultant

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    the lower the number the betteR?
     
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    Notebook Solutions Company Representative NBR Reviewer

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    One thing...

    The Sonoma isnt 65 nm! Yonah was the first mobile 65 nm processor.

    Charlie-Peru :)
     
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