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    T400s vs. T410s -- any difference in Web browsing speed?

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by macandpc, Jul 27, 2010.

  1. macandpc

    macandpc Newbie

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    For mostly quick Web browsing -- opening and closing a lot of pages on different Web sites -- is there any speed difference between a Core Duo machine like a T400s, and an i5 machine like a T410s? confused:

    Penny for your thoughts!
     
  2. lead_org

    lead_org Purveyor of Truth

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    not really, these things are not that taxing on the CPU, the application launch speed would depend on the OS you are using (Win 7 is the best) and what hdd you are using (SSD will improve the speed of application startup).

    Basically, the bottleneck will be in the amount of ram and how fast the hdd is.
     
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    macandpc Newbie

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    Thanks! That broadens my budget range.
     
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    receph Notebook Evangelist

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    Get a RAMDisk, put your firefox profile folder in that disk, and you will get a noticable increase in browsing speed. Many a delay is due to read/write of small files.