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Old 08-06-2008, 07:38 AM   #1 (permalink)
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which processor is the best for an all aeound laptop:
-amd
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I think Intel Core 2 Duo. I don't have it, i still have the old Intel Pentium 4, but it's one of the newest ones.
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all around intel make better duo core processors. even if amd processors are clocked higher, intel still outperforms them.
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Some laptops have intel quad's, so those would preform a LOT better with more heat.
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yeah core2duo - runs nice and cool, because its based on the pentium M, not the pentium 4 - also power effiicient yet fast

ive got an old core duo (original core duo, not core 2 duo) myself. Very good, in terms of battery life, temps, power but its not as fast as the newer core2 and it doesnt have 64 bit
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Some laptops have intel quad's, so those would preform a LOT better with more heat.
Umm.... huh?


They're just releasing them in August...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/pcworld/2008...pcworld/148419
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Intel has the best mobile processors, whether it be the low-end Celeron M's (which outperform the Sempron), Pentium Dual-Core, Core 2 Duo, etc. They are better performing then AMD's, and produce less heat.


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They're just releasing them in August...

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Travis is talking about the desktop quad-cores in laptops.
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