The Intel Atom (when paired with an appropriate chipset) is very good about not consuming a lot of power or generating much heat. Performance-wise, however, it falls far behind most modern processors. it has been compared to a 2.4 Ghz Pentium 4 at accomplishing most tasks.
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Here is my personal experience with the Atom N270 cpu...
I purchased an eMachines em250 netbook which includes the Atom CPU. It came with Windo*s 7 starter (which I upgraded to Home Premium), and used for several months before switching to Ylmf-OS Linux. The computer does everything I need it to do, and performs quite well! The little CPU (with the Intel 945G based graphics) can handle 3D games fairly well, for example Freespace, Babylon 5:IFH, GLTron, and The Babylon Project. Web browsing is quite speedy, DVD playback from my external drive is smooth, as is video playback from any of the Tube sites, and Hulu. The Hulu stand alone application and Windows Media Center work OK, though the interface seems a little bit slow to respond at times.
Once I made the switch to Linux, I found that the CPU seemed to perform DRAMATICALLY better. Overall system responsiveness has improved by a factor of 4 times. The computer is hooked up to an external 24 inch HD display, and I can watch a movie on one screen while web Surfing on the other one. Overall, I would rate the Atom as a very good value as CPUs go.
The intel Atom is a good processor.
Yes. Windows 7 will run on a computer with an Intel Atom processor.
The size of monitor is 18.4 and Intel Atom processor is smallest processor developed by Intel with help of smallest transistors.
An Intel atom processor will support at around 2 gb of ram
I guess it is processor speed and stuff but i was wondering if this is proccessor is good for World Of Tanks? intel e6500 dual core processor with a Intel Eaglelake G41 chipset motherboard
Better or worse, it depends.
it's very simple. no, you cant because the processor is soldered on the board
Intel's old processors .... But if u see in current scenario Then Intel ATOM
There is no such thing as an "Intel Premium" processor, and the Intel Pentium is 16 years old.
You cannot.
Atom is a small power efficient processor for netbooks. This is usefull for browsing net and performing casual office tasks, but not a gaming processor. The Intel atom processor is the Intel's second processor (CPU) designed specifically for "Net Books". It is based on an entirely new micro architecture designed specifically for small devices and low power, while maintaining the Intel Core 2 Duo compatibility. It supports for multiple threads. It will be the Intel's smallest and lowest power processor. It will be manufactured on Intel's 45nm process technology. Recently, I'd purchased an Intel atom based processors Netbook because it is a great little piece of technology of Intel, lightweight and easy to take anywhere, and is much lesser price as compare with Laptop and with a great battery life.
It is how good your processor is compared to the Intel Pentium.
Yes the Atom for what it does is quite a potent processor for Windows XP, Vista. I have used the Lenovo netbook embedded with Intel Atom Processor and it does it runs office, etc. very comfortably.