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Non Gaming Discussions => Off-Topic => Topic started by: videoholic on January 19, 2005, 07:30:12 AM
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Can someone explain to me what the M chip is?
The speed rating is half of the 4 chip, but they are roughly the same price.
What benefits does the chip have on it in leu of speed?
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M = low power about equal performance, the p4 is really not suited for notebooks so the p4m was born.
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Agreed. I would NOT recommend getting a P4 notebook.
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A 1.8 M will perform like a 3.0 P4
http://www.anandtech.com/cpuchipsets/showdoc.aspx?i=2129&p=8
the M is the better chip, but for Notebook gaming go AMD 64
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AH, interesting. THey shouldn\'t publish then the processor speed because if you didn\'t know that you would think the computer was half the speed.
I figured it was something. Merci.
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^^
I agree, they should do what AMD does and call it a p4M 3000+
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mhz isn\'t what it\'s all about anymore
intel is going to start labeling their processors with "approximate performance" ratings.. something they and most everyone else gave AMD crap for a few years back.
and I agree... get the M if you just gotta have that intel feeling
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^^yea, did you read about how Intel is not going to be making a 4ghz processor but is instead going to focus on other methods to crank more calculations out at the same speed of current processors? Guess they finally hit a platuea plateua plateau.
plato.
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Well, they\'ll hit 10 GHz in 2007!11!2#!! Or not... :p
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Intel are learning from AMD.. A company mm said would "go the way of cyrix"
so, ehhhhhhh still waiting mm.