Question:
comparing speeds of notebooks to desktops
i cant find this anywhere.....
If a game call for a 3.2 intel pentium 4 processor wats its notebook equivalent and how bout the rest of the processor lines?
like wat does each processor in the pentium m family equal to in desktops?
1.7pentium m to the 2.24 pentium m
all the turions and core duos as well....
is there a list anywhere?
also if i bought a 1.83 penntium m and overclocked it to 2.0 ghz, is it pretty much as good as a standard stock 2.0 ghz pentium m?
Answer:
Re: comparing speeds of notebooks to desktops
A conservative rule of thumb when dealing with Pentium M's is to apply a 1.5 to 1.7 multiplier to arrive at the equivalent Pentium 4 (many use 1.8, but I prefer to err on the lower end).
As, clock for clock, Turions and Pentium M's are pretty comparable, I would say this multiplier should be pretty accurate for AMD's mobile processor as well.
Answer:
Anandtech and Geeks
like wat does each processor in the pentium m family equal to in desktops?
1.7pentium m to the 2.24 pentium m
all the turions and core duos as well....
is there a list anywhere?
When Anandtech did their initial comparisons of the Core Duo, they used P-M and Athlon 64 X2 as benchmarks. The test were run late-Dec`05. A week later Geeks.com compiled Anand's test results into very revealing tables. I posted those here see this .
Bottom line: The Core Duo is one-for-one with a A64 X2 GHZ to GHz. The P-M is ~30% less.
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