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what is the difference between core 2 duo and pentium dual core!

I would like to know the difference between core 2 duo and pentium dual core!  besides the shrinked manufacturing process (65-45) and better IPC....what else is different?

 

i mean......is there any difference in ram support?  anything else?

 

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I would like to know the difference between core 2 duo and pentium dual core!  besides the shrinked manufacturing process (65-45) and better IPC....what else is different?

 

i mean......is there any difference in ram support?  anything else?

it depends what penitum dual core

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Well you have the different sockets, speeds, mache amounts, prices, ram, motherboards, performance and soo much more.

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it depends what penitum dual core

 

there is an actual pentium dual core. it's called the pentium dual core, and it was a pre-released core duo under the name pentium dual core.

 

(no, it's not netburst)

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I would like to know the difference between core 2 duo and pentium dual core!  besides the shrinked manufacturing process (65-45) and better IPC....what else is different?

 

i mean......is there any difference in ram support?  anything else?

Look up the processors on google and one of the first things should be an intel ark page.

e.g. http://ark.intel.com/products/75048/

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Look up the processors on google and one of the first things should be an intel ark page.

e.g. http://ark.intel.com/products/75048/

ahh..done that! didnt find anything apart from 65-45 ,more cache in general and slightly higher clocks.....as far as i know the ram support was based on the chipset on the motherboard?

anything else?

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there is an actual pentium dual core. it's called the pentium dual core, and it was a pre-released core duo under the name pentium dual core.

 

Known as the "Pentium D" to some... I think its close to 2x Pentium4 cores but it wasn't the great performer everyone would have thought...

Hence,..next generation of CPU's,... Core2Spanked the PentiumD almost making the D look like Celeron territory performance.

D's were good at some things, Media center's and such.. But in a short time after that you could do better with a low end Core2Duo.

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Known as the "Pentium D" to some... I think its close to 2x Pentium4 cores but it wasn't the great performer everyone would have thought...

Hence,..next generation of CPU's,... Core2Spanked the PentiumD almost making the D look like Celeron territory performance.

D's were good at some things, Media center's and such.. But in a short time after that you could do better with a low end Core2Duo.

 

incorrect, the pentium D is a separate architecture.

 

Pentium dual core != NetBurst

 

Pentium D == NetBurst

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incorrect, the pentium D is a separate architecture.

 

Pentium dual core != NetBurst

 

Pentium D == NetBurst

Pentium Dualcore must have skipped me by... sorry to mislead with outdated info.

Cheers for clarifying it simply.

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