Intel Microprocessors

No, desktop and laptop are not the same. Laptops the processors are usually soldiered into the motherboard, it's also likely that the GL/40 Chipset or the memory will not support the processor even if you could.

Personally, I would never change a Laptop Processor if and until makers developed to do so.

Intel core i3-370m 2.4ghz 4 threads 3m cache?

I don't think they will try to run from you, so no concerns about their speed.

The Intel core i7 processor processes data at at least 3 gigahertz. Laptops with this processor are such as the Asus K52JT-XT1 and the HP Envy 15-1050nr.

Yes. The Intel D845GVSR was one of the first Intel desktop boards to support LBA48. LBA48 addressing allows you to use drives large than 137 GB (127 GiB). Theoretically, you could install up to a 144 PB (petabyte) hard drive, but as 1.) These don't exist yet, and 2.) IDE will long phased out by the time they do, you will likely never reach the largest supported capacity.

Intel was founded in 1968 by Gordon E. Moore (of "Moore's Law" fame, a chemist and physicist) and Robert Noyce (a physicist and co-inventor of the integrated circuit) when they left Fairchild Semiconductor. A number of other Fairchild employees also went on to participate in other Silicon Valley companies. Intel's third employee was Andy Grove, a chemical engineer, who ran the company through much of the 1980s and the high-growth 1990s. Grove is now remembered as the company's key business and strategic leader. By the end of the 1990s, Intel was one of the largest and most successful businesses in the world.

Yes. You can upgrade your Dell XPS 400 Intel Pentium D to Intel core i7.

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The best to worst processor list is rated with reliability and speed as of December 2012:

Intel i7 3930K

Intel i7 2700K

Intel Xeon

Intel i5 2300K

AMD FX 8150

Intel i3

Pentium G620T

Pentium 4

Celeron

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Oh, yeah. Buy a cooling tray.

Intel chips are mainly designed to act as computer processors. Intel chips are some of the most common processor chips that are available on the market.

Currently the FCPGA988 is the most popular Intel

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XP can run on anything.... believe me anything...... just believe this..... I have owned a Pentium 3 PC of 1.2 ghz with 64 mb ram for more than a couple of years.....( with XP!!!)..... and guess what ..... it used to actually work....... lol

nope, u will be fine

The Pentium is not a risk architecture.

This is an ongoing argument similar to which is better, PC or Mac. It depends on what your greatest need is. If it is more for gaming, multimedia applications and 3D graphics, then AMD, especially partnered with ATI graphics is a better choice as it was more designed for single PC usage and high end gaming. The downside is that the Windows OS does not receive a high rating for its Aero user interface, despite the fact it runs fine. But that might just be an illusive Microsoft little white lie.

On the other hand, if you run a network, require a PC with superior data processing and good disk management, Intel is the better choice as it has a higher stepping technology, although it is not directly affiliated with any company specializing in graphics, it is compatible with most cards. Uncannily, the Windows OS rating for Aero gives an unusually high rating even though it doesn't differ from the AMD setup with the same specs. Conspiracy or marketing ploy? Try running either on Linux and you will know the truth.

It was designed as 64 bit Tejas. It was designed to fly with 5-7GHz and 90 nanometer process. But it was found to be faulty in application. P5 required more power consumption and exhaust heat. So it marked as a failure and abandoned.

But it will soon prepare to release with 64 bit and will have 2MB plus of level to catch.

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the Q8400 wins for gaming but the q9400 is a similar price these days but much more overclockable

The data width of a CPU is the bit rate. The Intel makes 2 types of Pentium 4's, one with 32 bits and the other with 64 bits.

Yes, 1GB will run this. Matter of fact, 128 MB of RAM will suffice to run a Pentium 3.

No, the structures are completely different. You would have to replace everything which basically equals buying a new computer. Although i would love to see it done.I wish somebody would try it.

I think i3 is better processor than e6700 because i3 is advance technolgy processor

if you busted open the case you would find an intel(r) brand chipset inside

The clock speed, architectural design, and socket types are different between these three types of processor. Making the transition to dual pipeline architecture and integrated cache happened during this as well.

In essence, these processors are basically nothing alike. They look different, behave different, perform different, and handle internal functions differently.