difference between Pentium D and Core 2 Duo

Bob Jeffery · 02-25-2008, 03:33 AM

lol i said i was wrong y'all are gonna make me cry now

LOL jk

hermeslyre · 02-25-2008, 03:48 AM

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Originally Posted by [-0MEGA-]

He probably copied it from me, I've always used the highway with multiple lanes explanation.

lol, you've got an ego as large as your post count.

**brian** · 02-25-2008, 04:04 AM

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Originally Posted by [-0MEGA-]

He probably copied it from me, I've always used the highway with multiple lanes explanation.

oh really, lol i guess i liked it. i thought i thoughed it up on the spot

well then i guess credit goes to you

and i did not know if i was right. i just thought of it logicaly lol

[-0MEGA-] · 02-25-2008, 04:08 AM

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Originally Posted by hermeslyre

lol, you've got an ego as large as your post count.

And you have an ego as low as your post count

ramodkk · 02-25-2008, 04:11 AM

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Originally Posted by imsati

Not to mention that was probably the best dual-core explanation I've ever heard

It was! Great explanation!

hermeslyre · 02-25-2008, 04:12 AM

My ego is perfect, not too large, not too small. You're a doodyhead. That's right and you smell too.

I got your back brian baby.

**brian** · 02-25-2008, 04:38 AM

i love this thread

. its fine. if [-0mega-] finds a post after i singed up then he wins. else i win

TheBOSS · 02-25-2008, 10:45 AM

Is this the same as with the X2 CPU's of AMD?

hackapelite · 02-25-2008, 11:03 AM

Pentium D's are practically nothing but two Pentium 4's on a single package. They're NetBursts = They're underperforming powerhogs that only outperform bar heaters. However, they still lag behind more powerful Central Heating systems that...

And those D's aren't native dual cores - like core2quad which actually is two core2duos with additional control logic, D is two - did i laready mention this? - NetBursts in one package.

X2 and Core2 Duo are rivals, but not the same...not really sure about performance characteristics of either. X2s are cheaper, but - best to my knowledge - generally underperform similarly clocked c2ds in most applications.

If I'm wrong, gimme some real evidence to chew up!

curtains · 02-25-2008, 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by TheBOSS

Is this the same as with the X2 CPU's of AMD?

not sure what your talking bout ... when u mean same but hope the following answers ur question

Moral of the story

mhz doesn't mean too much between different architecture (but still means something)

Core2duo performace per mhz > AMD athlone performance per mhz > Pentium D Performance per mhz

so like a 1.8ghz core2duo will be as fast as a 3.2ghz pentium D if i remember and about a 2.4ghz x2 athlon i think ..

pretty much jst a better design

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hackapelite VIP Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Melbourne, Kangarooland Age: 17 Posts: 2,126	Pentium D's are practically nothing but two Pentium 4's on a single package. They're NetBursts = They're underperforming powerhogs that only outperform bar heaters. However, they still lag behind more powerful Central Heating systems that... And those D's aren't native dual cores - like core2quad which actually is two core2duos with additional control logic, D is two - did i laready mention this? - NetBursts in one package. X2 and Core2 Duo are rivals, but not the same...not really sure about performance characteristics of either. X2s are cheaper, but - best to my knowledge - generally underperform similarly clocked c2ds in most applications. If I'm wrong, gimme some real evidence to chew up! __________________ BY READING THE ABOVE POST, YOU AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING: "The above post is provided solely for entertainment purposes and is not to be taken as professional advice. Therefore, I shall not be held responsible for any damage or losses that are result from anything I have posted, to the extent applicable by law. In the unlikely event that I CAN be held responsible, I have never been here, I am not here, and I will never be here, and it will be highly questionable whether I even exist."

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