Difference between T4200 Processor and T6400?

Answer 1

The difference is that the Core 2 DUO E7500 Is much faster and is dual cored. Single core are slower and very harder to operate. Dual core and higher is MUCH faster and easier to operate in computers. Although, they are a little more expensive.

Answer 2

The only difference anybody's been able to figure is that the T6400 has 2 MB of L2 cache and the T4200 has 1 MB. They are both 800 Mhz bus speed and 45 nm. Honestly you wouldn't notice much if any difference between the two in most real life applications. Save you money on the up grade from and buy a faster hard drive or more ram.

All the benchmarks I've seen don't give either CPU much advantage over the T3200. T5800 or T7300 for that matter either. Don't confuse these processors with the desktop processors without the T when doing your research.

* I don't think this subject is as simple as it is described here! For starters core2duo has 2 cores ( like the name implies), and it supports virtualization .There is a considerable range of different models of core2duo and the FSB speed varies from 533 MHz to 1066 MHz and (wait there is more) also the L2 cache ranges from 2MB to 3MB to 6 MB.

Answer 3

The T4200 is a Pentium Dual-Core processor, and has only 1 MB of L2 cache. The T6400 is a Core 2 Duo and has 2 MB of L2 cache.

Answer 4

the 6600 is way faster with a larger l2 cache