Another new C2D: What is a T6400?

http://www.engadget.com/2008/12/15/hp-pavilion-dv6-laptops-show-up-online-for-pre-order/#comments

EDIT: Fuond it here. It is Penryn, with 1mb L2 cache less than a T8100 and .1GHz less. What is the point of it?

 

Who knows, maybe the T6xxx series is replacing the T5xxx series for Intel's new budget-midrange processors.

 

My guess is the T6xxx going to be replacing the T5xxx line, the Centrino 2 equivelant.

 

Its been out for a while. I guess 2 months. Its been talked of on the Discussion Board at Quanta's site. Its basically like a Pentium Dual Core based on the Penryn Core, effectively named Penryn-2M. Not sure if it is a PDC, 'cause there is a T4200 as well.

I think it was 2GHz; 2MB L2 Cache; 800MHz FSB; 45nm; SSE4.1; 35W; No VT.

I think it will replace the T5800....

And looks like it will be replacing the T5800, and is a Core 2 Duo.
Its already available with the Acer Aspire 6930G.

 

Here is Intel's page on the T6400:
http://ark.intel.com/cpu.aspx?groupID=40479&code=t6400
2.0 GHz, 2MB cache, 800Mhz FSB, 45nm design rules, supports VT,
TDP 35 Watts.

I was wrong. The T6400 does not support VT (Virtualization).

 

Yeah just got one of these in my girlfriend's Toshiba. It's just a T5800 with a slightly higher FSB (800Mhz)