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    Difference between SU9300 and SU7300 ?

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Laptopaddict, Nov 27, 2009.

  1. Laptopaddict

    Laptopaddict Notebook Deity

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    Both are core 2 duo processors

    Both are CULV processors ?

    Which 1 is more powerfull ?

    Which 1 consumes less ?
     
    Laptopaddict, Nov 27, 2009
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  2. Commander Wolf

    Commander Wolf can i haz broadwell?

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    It looks like both are actually identical, save that the SU7300 is clocked 100MHz faster than the SU9300 (and therefore a tiny, tiny bit more powerful). They're both ULVs with the Penryn core, 800MHz FSB, 3MB L2, and 10W TDP.
     
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    Serg Nowhere - Everywhere

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    Serg, Nov 27, 2009
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    The SU7300 a little more powerful > a little more power consuming ?
     
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    the numbers difference from 9xxx to 7xxx doesn't represent a drop in quality here - it has dynamic fsb cutting to improve power efficiency further than cheaper dualcore culvs (su4100 / su2300) which cuts fsb and thus effective clocks down. Just treat it like an Nvidia rebadging - except it's done cheaper and not passed off as better.
     
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