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laptop processor
Today a went to purchase a laptop, when I got to the shops I noticed the processors were 1.40/1.60/1.80 MHZ Intel Celeron M 380 this to me appeared to be half the speed of my daughters P4 2.8 I purchased for her two years ago. I asked the seller how come these chips have halved their speed. He reckons with the M 380 chip it’s actually twice the speed that is advertised so 1.40 is actually 2.8MHZ he said Intel have advised them of this. Any thoughts here?
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The architectures of the P4 and the Pentium/Celeron M line are different. Even though the M line of chips are clocked at a lower frequency, they perform on par with and at times better than faster clocked P4's. HTH
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how is this proven?
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Benchmarks.
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Laptop processors scale more in line with the new Core 2 Duo desktop chips. So a 2 GHz one should give performance roughly in line with your P4 2.8, maybe even better.
Interesting article comparing the Dothan Pentium-M with many desktop CPUs including P4s: http://www.tomshardware.com/2005/05/...over_netburst/
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