i made this poll only cause i'm not to sure which processor to get...
i bet all of them have there pro's and con's im just looking to find out which one is the "best" when it comes to gaming and running multiple programs.
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"best" when it comes to gaming and running multiple programs
Core 2 Duo is currently the leader in this department. -
What night_2004 said is absolutely right.
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Homer_Jay_Thompson blathering blatherskite
I vote for the Core 2 Due 2.0 GHz because it has a 4 MB cache.
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I have to agree with Homer_Jay_Thompson
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Don't even look at that P4 that is a rubbish processor that only guzzles down power and produces alot of heat, all of the other processors are WAY better than that...but you should choose the core2duo.
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More info on what sort of applications you plan to run would help. -
The Athlon64 isn't that much behind the 1.83GHz Core 2. They're both quite fast chips, and I'd draw the difference on the features of the rest of the machine.
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well i am kinda looking for which would perform the best based on each one having basically the exact same specs for ram, hdd, gpu, etc.,
i started this poll because i am looking into purchasing a laptop and found on eurocom.com that
EUROCOM M570U DIVINE from $2,129 Canadian --- has a core2duo
while the
EUROCOM D900T PHANTOM from $2,899 --- has the p4
this model has some extras including a built-in subwoofer, wireless networking etc.,
both are open to customization and accessories, but a p4 for $2899??
I bought my POS 3.2GHz P4 Prescott Ed. w/ ram hdd gpu etc., for $850 one and a half years to two ago. -
In that case, the Core 2 Duo system is better.
If you need the extras with the P4 system, buy them separately, and it'll still probably be cheaper.
Much better performance too. -
Core 2 Duo. Takes out all of the competition within seconds.
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The Core 2 Duo is currently the leader in mobile processors as mentioned.
I would eliminate the D900T since the P4 is really a very dated processor at this point. There are other Clevos available with more punch if the M570U is not enough for you--although I can't see why it wouldn't be. -
I voted C2D. The con of intel (and pro of AMD) is the price.
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Best, how? Cheapest? Fastest? Hottest? Coolest? Price/performance?
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Best performance, and also, I believe, the coolest (not sure). Amd i generally the cheapest, but price/performance varies from laptop to laptop and the C2D creams the turion performance wise.
When one sayeth "that is the best of processor", one measure the greatness of the performance. -
I think if you are going to go core 2 duo, you should go thru the trouble to be sure you get the one with the shared cache. Like this 5600
however a higher clockspeed AMD x2 chip gets darn near the speed of a C2D. i wouldnt say C2D creams the Turion. But if two notebooks cost about the same and have roughly equivalent specs I'd choose a C2D over a Turion.
Though i'd wait a month if you could. Prices are sure to come down on C2D and Turion when quad cores are more common. Or you could just go for a quad core when they have those on laptops. -
just get the C2D because later in the future most programs are going to hog your cpu
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Awesome laptops Notebook Evangelist
voted for the c2d because it is the best bar the desktop c2d they rule i think pc torque offers a lappie with a c2d desktop in it.
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quad core's on laptops are just too far ahead to think about
laptop cpu's
Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by kg05, Apr 6, 2007.