amd or intel

BlazinSkyline · Sep 20, 2007

I'm about to buy a laptop for my sister and i can't decide which processor to get.. Should i get a Intel® Pentium® Dual-Core Processor or a AMD Turion™ 64 X2?

hyperasus · Sep 20, 2007

Get the AMD. It helps drive prices down on my Intel's LOL. J/K

I'd say the Core 2 Duo would be the best power for the heat. AMD would cost less though.

BlazinSkyline · Sep 20, 2007

I know The core 2 duo is the best right now but between the intel® Pentium® Dual-Core Processor and a AMD Turion™ 64 X2 which one would offer better performance?

mblue · Sep 20, 2007

I've got a c2d E6420 and a LT with a Turion X2 and I tell you what I wish I would have gotten a LT with a c2d. I always loved AMD, but these Intels are kicking butt.

Mr.Guvernment · Sep 20, 2007

Pentium® Dual-Core Processor

model number? if it is a Pentium D the AMD would be less power hungry and less heat.

JamesXP · Sep 20, 2007

I don't think it's the core architenenenenneccture though.

shadin · Sep 20, 2007

Unless it's a Core processor, the AMD hands-down. The Turion line of mobile processors are good little beasts that run exceptionally cool for a mobile platform.

ShadowPho · Sep 20, 2007

Check out the specs of the CPUs and go with whatever eats less power/gives less heat/most powerful.

Which would mostly be C2D.

Mr.Guvernment · Sep 20, 2007

and if not the c2d then a penitum M the then the turion.

tricknasty · Sep 21, 2007

its really hard to beat the mobile c2d cpus i think, they are powerful and last long on the battery

aaa · Sep 21, 2007

Pentium Dualcore is a crippled version of the original Core Duo.
You haven't mentioned which Turion anyhow, there are crippled versions of those too.

Most likely it's a pretty even match, you should decide based on other features.

shadin · Sep 21, 2007

Mr.Guvernment said:
and if not the c2d then a penitum M the then the turion.

Turion processors beat Pentium M's in almost every benchmark. I could see the recommendation for a C2D (not Core-Duo), but Pentium M?

Fact of the matter is, it hardly matters. Unless you're gaming on your laptop (which I never understood, but that's just me) the processor isn't all that important. Make sure it has all the other features you want, as long as the CPU is at least 1.8GHz or so you're fine with either Intel or AMD.

hyperasus · Sep 21, 2007

I thought the original Pentium dual core was a Core Duo? Like Mr.Guvernment said... can we get a model number of this CPU please?

Velocity · Sep 21, 2007

Look for the best deal like I did. I love my notebook and only had to pay $800.

Mr.Guvernment · Sep 23, 2007

shadin said:
Turion processors beat Pentium M's in almost every benchmark. I could see the recommendation for a C2D (not Core-Duo), but Pentium M?

Fact of the matter is, it hardly matters. Unless you're gaming on your laptop (which I never understood, but that's just me) the processor isn't all that important. Make sure it has all the other features you want, as long as the CPU is at least 1.8GHz or so you're fine with either Intel or AMD.

is Turion the dual core or the single core one? wasnt their a single core one?

i recall the Pentium M and original core's beating out AMD64 mobile vs the desktop ones...

PhysX · Sep 25, 2007

Mr.Guvernment said:
model number? if it is a Pentium D the AMD would be less power hungry and less heat.

there are no pentium D laptops.

e6600 · Sep 27, 2007

pentium m is single core

PhysX said:
there are no pentium D laptops.

there are older laptops with pentium D based on p4 and there are the newer ones with pentium D based on core duo

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