For the new S6000 and S2000 series that are coming up, which processor would be better for prolonged use?
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If you want longer battery life, i would stick with Intel's Pentium M...
If battery life isn't that important to you, you can save a ton of money on AMD chips and get excellent performance.
While I believe AMD processors are fantastic and powerful, until they improve battery life, I would stick with Intel for mobile use.... -
The PM is a superior chip in almost every way. Less heat, longer battery life....
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Pentium M, you can't save that much money with the AMD processor being used there. checkout this review for comparison of processors
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I guess I should clarify myself....some AMD laptops can be cheaper!
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However, the newer S6000 uses the newer, hungrier Sonoma chipset. I thought that the Turion version actually had better battery life now.
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That's really not the case, Sonoma is still better.
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Well, the new s2110 uses the MT turion and is more power efficient than the ML turion used in those other laptops, and the pentium M used in the new s6240 is the sonoma and uses more power than the previous pentium M so it's getting closer.
From the specs of the new s2110 and s6240, it seems like the s2110 will actually last longer on batteries, but it could be due to a lot of other things than just the processor.
Now that the s2110 has the same chasis than the s6240 (i suppose they wieght the same now), i find the s2110 more tempting than the s6240. Too bad i can't wait the extra month or two, already bought a nc6230, which is more than half a kilo heavier . Oh well. -
Since its essentially the same chassis, it will be interesting to see what the price difference is between the S6240 and S2110. Any guesses?
Unless its pretty low I would guess most people who are willing to pay a bit more for a Fujitsu laptop in the first place aren't going to mind paying a little more for the Pentium M. On the other hand, if the price is right they may find a new group of buyers for the S2110 who would not have ordinarily paid a premium for a Fujitsu machine and would have bought a different brand..... -
my guess is 200-300 cheaper
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both the new fujitsu laptops are at the top of my list, and at portable one i can get alot more power for the money. But is the AMD Turion 64 MT worth the 200 or what ever cheaper price? how is it worse i guess is what im asking.
AMD v. Intel Processors
Discussion in 'Fujitsu' started by inkyquills, Jul 29, 2005.