What is the difference between mobile and desktop cps's. Can you use a m cpu in a desktop?
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the mobile is designed to generate less heat, use less power and will not have the performance of a desktop processor
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Hmmmm, I think you may have some confusion there.\nA CPU (Central Processing Unit or processor) is on your MB (motherboard) it is the main processor or brain of the PC.\nSome PC's also have video chips, sometimes called video processors inbedded as well.\nThe CPU makes the computer more than a box with a light on it.  It is the part that performs the mathematical functions of the PC.  Without it you would not be able to load Windows, a floppy or do anything on the PC.\nA video chip is a processor for the video or pictures you see on the monitor.\nHTH
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it's not that confusing because\n- 1st and 2nd mentioned is the same\n- 3rd and 4th mentioned is also the same\n- the Turion 64 Mobile is the competitor of the Pentium M\n- another AMD 64 processor for notebooks is the AMD Mobile Athlon 64\nboth mentioned AMD 64 Mobile and the Pentium M are single core processors, while the Intel Core Duo is a dual core processor.\n\nConclusion: go for the Core Duo, this is the state of the art.
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MCE = Media Centre Edition\nIt has a few more "bells and whistles" than regular XP ... but it is a lot more resource hungry meaning most comps that ship with MCE have 1GB Ram  .... if yours doesn't .... it will lag so get them to boost to 1GB\nThe Celeron Processor will let you down .... (the ram is fine) ... you need something with at least a Pentium M processor or better still a Core Duo Processor
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Contrary to what the previous poster said, there are advantages to 64bit processing. Sixty four bit processors, as well as applications and operating systems, have been around for years in the server market. The desktop market isn't the only computing market in the world.\n\nThe two MAIN advantages of it are that 64bit computing allows the use of more memory, as well as having thread sizes that are twice as large as those in 32bit computing.
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Ofcourse Centrino, It is specially designed for Mobile applications. It consumes less power, gives more batter life
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Pentium Xeon is mainly for servers and costs a lot, some use it for 3D rendering. Pentium M uses centrino mobile technology mainly in laptops. The best Pentium Processor is the Intel® Pentium® processor Extreme Edition 955, having two cores @ 3.46Ghz. But the high price of over $1000 scares a lot of customers.\n\nTomshardware Guide compares all kinds of CPUs, here's a link to one of their charts where they list the CPUs according to performance: http://www23.tomshardware.com/cpu.html
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NO! they are different.\nthe motherborad is more like a 'circuit holder'\nhowever the processor, which is fitted into the motherboard, is the 'brain' of the computer. It takes care of all teh timing requirement, memory management, and various other operations crucial to the working of the comp.
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No, you can not say this. It depends on the programming of the application. In several benchmark tests a higher clocked single core CPU is still faster than a dual core CPU.\nI found a good article where the two processors Intel Pentium D 820 (dual core) and Pentium 4 670 (single core HT) are put in opposition.\nhttp://techreport.com/reviews/2005q2/pentiumd-820/index.x?pg=1
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Here is a link with your laptop specs. http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/ins2600/en/sm_en/specs.htm#1119395\n\nAnd here is some info. of your chipset. Intel 845MZ\nhttp://www.intel.com/products/chipsets/845mp/index.htm\n\nAs I've read yes it can hold a MOBILE pentium 4 CPU. Here is a link of a CPU that you can use.http://www.getpartsonline.com/sl6ex.html\n\nOff course there are many places where you can buy a cpu.\n\nIn case you want to buy the cpu locally just print out the info. I send you and while at your local computer give them that info. they will help you choose a cpu.
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Of course you'll se the difference! Not mainly in speed but mostly regarding the entire ysstem stability.. The only problem is that at this time many applications are still written in 32-bit and eventualy don't support 64-bit applications. It's the only disadvantage, and I could say minor because very soon 64 bit will be the new standard for cpu processing!
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CPU Requirements\n\nMinimum: Pentium-class — Fedora Core 4 the latest version of Linux  is optimized for Pentium 4 CPUs, but also supports earlier CPUs (such as Pentium, Pentium Pro, Pentium II, Pentium III, and including AMD and VIA variants). This approach has been taken because Pentium-class optimizations actually result in reduced performance for non-Pentium-class processors, and Pentium 4 scheduling is sufficiently different (while making up the bulk of today's processors) to warrant this change. \n\nAMD64 processors (both Athlon64 and Opteron)\n\nIntel processors with Intel® Extended Memory 64 Technology (Intel® EM64T)\n\nHard Disk Space Requirements\n\nfor 32-bit x86 systems: \nCustom Installation (Minimal): 620MB\nServer: 1.1GB\nPersonal Desktop: 2.3GB\nWorkstation: 3.0GB\nCustom Installation (Everything): 6.9GB\n\nfor 64-bit x86_64 systems: \nCustom Installation (Minimal): 900MB\nServer: 1.5GB\nPersonal Desktop: 2.7GB\nWorkstation: 3.4GB\nCustom Installation: (Everything) 7.5GB\n\nMemory Requirements\n\nfor 32-bit x86 systems: \nMinimum for text-mode: 64MB\nMinimum for graphical: 192MB\nRecommended for graphical: 256MB\n\nfor 64-bit x86_64 systems: \nMinimum for text-mode: 128MB\nMinimum for graphical: 256MB\nRecommended for graphical: 512MB\n\n\nHowever the best configuration would be \nMotherboard: P4 - Intel chipset (version: whatever available latest). Always go for an Intel Orignal Chipset to get the maximum performance. WITH TWO IDE and possibly 4 SATA ports.\n\nCPU: 3ghz or more.\n\nRAM: Atleast 1GB. If possible get 2 strips of 512MB each (Again to improve performance on P4 M-Boards)\n\nHarddisk: Atleast 120 GB or more (SATA for faster access)\n\nMonitor: Atleast 17" Samsung recommended\n\nRest all is fancy and depends on your choice. Such as Keyboard, Mouse (Optical Recommended), Cabinet (Black with atleast 2 fans)
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It comes down to what you plan to use the system for.  If you are a mobile person and tend to use the system for email, web browsing, IMing and such, a laptop would probably be fine.  If you are into gaming, keeping databases, or developing websites, a desktop would be more suitable.  Keep in mind that a laptop with todays technology is not as powerful as a desktop.  The mobile CPUs used in laptops run slower and consume less power and that translates to lower performance.  This may be tolerable if your applications don't require a lot of power.  Laptops don't have the robustness of desktops, they are more expensive and have more problems that are more expensive to fix to name a few downsides to laptops.  Bottom line is you have to consider your lifestyle and what you are going to use the system to do.
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That basicaly depends upon u'r application software if u talk about a desktop with good configuration.
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The Core Duo is a dual-core 32-bit chip, meaning each core has a 32-bit pipeline, giving similar performance to a comparable 64-bit chip.It is "dual core," meaning it has two processing engines, which share the processing load. Each core has a clock speed of 1.83 gigahertz and shares 2 megabytes of L2 cache. Although the result is not 3.66 gigahertz of performance, it is significantly more than a single, 1.83-gigahertz processor can deliver. That's plenty of performance for everyday computing tasks. Equally important, the Core Duo has the latest generation of power-saving technologies so that you get the maximum combination of performance and battery life when you are unplugged.\nhttp://toxic99.blogspot.com
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well that is a nice question but the main difference is that with the dual processor, it enables your PC to respond faster to multitask and it does so a speed of as fast as you can multi task the computer. As fast it you can be multitasking the PC, so fast will it to respond to all the tasks at a glance. and that is the difference between the dual and that of the P4.\nMoreover these are the features of D processor\n1.Revved up multitasking\n2.Built for advanced applications\n3.Multiply your multimedia experience\n\nPentium D processor-based PC allows two people to share the content from one PC - in the same room, or even from different places in the house. For example, one person can be checking email while the other uses a remote control to access digital photos stored on the same PC and view them on the TV from the comfort of their living room. \n\nHope you are ok with this. We will talk more later
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How can u change your CPU background .. i mean , what do u want a robot or something to change it for u ..  ;-)