Yes.
AMD Turion is made for moblie/laptop copmputers. AMD Athlon has had mobile versions, but most of them are made for desktop computers. AMD Turion CPUs put out less heat than AMD Athlons (at the same speed) and there are some motherboards that do support them, but not all.
If you want the CPU for a dektop computer, unless you know that the Turion is supported, Athlon is the CPU you want. Almost all laptops are sold 'preassembled' and as such you have no choice of what CPU is in the box (apart from the model/speed chosen).
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The Turion series is designed for laptops, and thus consumes less power while producing less heat, the Athlon series is a desktop class processor, and thus consumes more power and produces more heat. For a laptop, I would recommend the Turion, but the Athlon will be slightly faster at the expense of very poor battery life.
There are many places where one can purchase an AMD Athlon X2 7550 graphic card for a PC. One can purchase an AMD Athlon X2 7550 graphic card for a PC at popular on the web sources such as Amazon and Best Buy.
That would be MSI VR610-259 15.4" TK55/2Gb/250GB/DVDRW/Shared
One can buy a AMD Athlon 64x2 dual core processor at local retailers such as Walmart, Target, Sears, AAFES, and the NEX. One can also purchase online at sites such as Amazon or eBay.
I want to either buy a computer from Dell or HP but HP computers operate AMD Athlon whereas Dell operate Intel can I know the differences?
Someone who is looking for more information on AMD Athlon XP microprocessors might try to read a computer-related blog or forum. Going into a store like Future Shop or Best Buy and asking in person may help as well in finding more information.
Assuming you're talking about the AMD Athlon II X2 250 and the X2 265, yes. They both run on Socket AM3, and are fully interchangeable. Good idea on the upgrade, but for $1 more on Newegg, you can buy the AMD Athlon II X3 440, which is a triple-core processor on the same socket. A dollar more for a whole extra processor? Sounds like a good deal!
You cannot buy more memory for a processor. You can however buy memory for your computer. More memory means a faster computer, but suffers from diminishing returns.
I actually own this processor, and would be glad to give you the details! The AMD Athlon II X3 445 is a three-core AMD processor that is in the Athlon II line. The 445 indicates it's rank in the Athlon II lineup, about mid-range. It has a clock speed of 3.1 gigahertz, level 1 and 2 cache memory, and it runs on all Socket AM3 motherboards. It's about $79.99 at most major retailers, such as Newegg.com, which makes it a great buy for the excellent performance you'll get out of it. I highly recommend it!
To find the best laptops with an AMD Processor, you are first better off looking for big brand computer companies such as PC World. These shops are found in most high streets or shopping centers.
from those specs, you can tell nothing but that you will need 2-3gbs. For what type, you need to know what your motherboard will accept