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Centrino Vs Mobile Pentium4

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I wan't to buy a powerful processor laptop amd my requirement speed is above 3 Ghz and recently Intel released new centrino processor in place of previous Mobile pentium4 with HT technology.so which processor is ideal for getting above 3 Ghz speed.Waiting for your reply,sunny.

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Yep Centrino has Larger cache than P-4 So its a bit fast that Pentium 4 ..!Centrino will reduce the form factor of Intel-based laptops, making them more portable and lightweight. Not only will the size of laptops be reduced, but the battery power that they consume for a given level of performance will also decrease significantly. Pentium centrino chips will be starting out at clock speeds lower than the currently available speeds of Pentium 4 chips, but the efficiency (especially with regard to battery life) will be greater.Also the cache is 1mb As compared to 512 kb of p 4So in plain words A centrino 1.6ghz is better than Pentium-4 2.4ghz

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actually, the centrino is not a processor, it is the combination of a new mobile processor, motherboard, and all of its components. If you listen to the commercials, it will say that:

This laptop features centrino mobile technology

not a processor. anyways, the processor in the centrino package would be better than the P4 by a long shot.

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Centrinos are for basic one program operating comptuers that will run programs like office and surf the internet on a daily routine. Pentium4s are for games and multipule programs running at once. Pentium4 will be way faster and will not heat up your computer as much as a Centrino. As so i heard.

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