is there any differnce between these processors

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is there any difference bewtween the mobile amd althon 64 and the regular amd athlon 64 and which lasts longer with battery life in a laptop
 
im pretty sure if you have a 3400+ mobile clawhammer @ 2.2 and a 3400+ clawhammer @ 2.2 i dont think theres a diffrence, except the mobile overclocks better and runs cooler due to less voltage requirements..
 
the mobile amd athlon 64 is socket 754. the hypertransport bandwidth is only 1600 compared to 2000 mhz. the mobile processors also use the power now technology to save power.
 
the mobile amd athlon 64 is socket 754. the hypertransport bandwidth is only 1600 compared to 2000 mhz
Sorry to get all technical on ya ... its 800/1000 (1600/2000 for DDR-effect) ... even then, most people wont notice a 200MHz HT and a 1000MHz HT ... really.

im pretty sure if you have a 3400+ mobile clawhammer @ 2.2 and a 3400+ clawhammer @ 2.2 i dont think theres a diffrence, except the mobile overclocks better and runs cooler due to less voltage requirements..
Not all 3400+ mobiles have reduced voltage. DTR models dont for instance
 
Ku-sama said:
mobile amds overclock better due to lower voltage requirements ;)

Same goes for Mobile Athlon XP's.

Lower starting voltage will give you more room to work with. If you have a S754 board you can get a Mobile Athlon 64.
 
Zhuge Liang said:
Same goes for Mobile Athlon XP's.

Lower starting voltage will give you more room to work with. If you have a S754 board you can get a Mobile Athlon 64.
yeah but they have a lower maximum vcore as well
 
apj101 said:
yeah but they have a lower maximum vcore as well

they do? I've pumped just as much voltage into my mobile as i did into my desktop (1.85v.) but past 1.8v i dont think there is any gain in overclocking.
 
Same goes for Mobile Athlon XP's.
The difference however is that you need to OC more to match the desktop chip since the core is running 133 instead of 166/200 :) (with the A64 mobiles you dont have to)

yeah but they have a lower maximum vcore as well
Which chips are you talking about? 'sides if you're wanting to pump more than 0.5v above stock, you shoulda bought a different chip heh
 
Which chips are you talking about?
i was under the impression (and still are) that the mobile amd64's ran at a lower max vcore before quote "exhibiting damage" end-quote :)

'sides if you're wanting to pump more than 0.5v above stock, you shoulda bought a different chip heh
no argument there
 
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