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New Budget Dual-Core CPUs: Intel Pentium E2160 and Pentium E2140

Started by: mgreene | Date 05/31/07 12:17:38 AM
Comments: 49 | Last Comment:  07/22/08 06:39:37 PM

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I'd like to see a comparison between the OC'd E2160 and the OC'd E4300. I tried looking up the OC E4300 benchmarks but the testbeds are different (mainly due to the use of Vista on the E2160 benchmarks.)
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Perhaps this helps?

http://www.pconline.com.cn/diy/cpu/reviews/0704/993288_9.html
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"To check this out we compared the performance of Pentium E2160 processor working at 1.8GHz frequency and featuring 1MB L2 cache against that of a Core 2 Duo E4300 processor with 1.8GHz frequency and 2MB L2 cache and against that of a hypothetical Core 2 Duo processors running at 1.8GHz and featuring 4MB L2 cache"

This is imho bad decison becouse people OC their CPUs and then cache is more important becouse you can't OC RAM as much as CPU so CPU becomes more dependant on cache size.
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Love your reviews, as always. One missing but should be interesting info, the cpu cooler used.
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If these are already shipping from Intel as the article indicates, when do we expect to start seeing E2160s and E2140s available for retail purchase?
0 0 [Posted by:  | Date: 06/02/07 04:53:21 AM]
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what is difference between E2140 Processor and D 925
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