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Pentium M 740 in a Dell Latitude D610, Dad's work laptop......this is a dell that i actually like!! the memory timings are 4-4-4-12, even though its only 512 MB of ram. 1.8 GHz Pentium M with 2mb of L2 Cache. 533MHz FSB.
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Pentium M 740 in a Dell Latitude D610, Dad's work laptop......this is a dell that i actually like!! the memory timings are 4-4-4-12, even though its only 512 MB of ram. 1.8 GHz Pentium M with 2mb of L2 Cache. 533MHz FSB.
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wow my freakin AMD 3400 was clocked to 2.7GHZ but it only got one second lower then a laptop with a worse processor? wow lol
 
i don't get it, i upgraded from a sempron @ 1.8ghz(about 50-54 sec at the 1M) to a AMD Phenom Quad Core 2.2ghz 20-23sec... shouldn't it be less sec since its a quad core?? and does that mean the total is 2.2 ghz or each core is at 2.2 ghz
 
i don't get it, i upgraded from a sempron @ 1.8ghz(about 50-54 sec at the 1M) to a AMD Phenom Quad Core 2.2ghz 20-23sec... shouldn't it be less sec since its a quad core?? and does that mean the total is 2.2 ghz or each core is at 2.2 ghz
SuperPi is only single threaded, so it doesn't matter how many cores you have.

And each core is 2.2GHz, however that does not mean you have a 8.8GHz CPU.
 
AWWW??? I bought it cause i thought WOW 4 cores each @2.2 my machine will fly like a raptor(jet).. then what does it mean??
It will in certain tasks. Basically with a quad core it means you can do more CPU-intensive tasks at the same time without as much of a slow down. For instance you can be playing a game, while compressing files, while running a virus scan, etc. Also most games take advantage of at least having two cores, so it improves game performance.
 
what game uses the four quad cores cause the penom is MAD new CPU...
While the Phenom is fairly new, Intel has had quad cores (better performing as well) for quite some time.

Very little to no games take advantage of quad cores, and most new games only show a fair bit of performance gain with a dual core processor over a single core processor.
 
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