Intel Core Duo vs Core 2 Duo mobile processors compared

Posted on Friday, August 04 2006 @ 0:25 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
AnandTech has a new edition of mobile CPU wars. They compare Intel's Core Duo with the Core 2 Duo.
While the world has been focused on the launch of Intel's desktop Core 2 Duo, codenamed Conroe, Intel has been readying its mobile counterpart also called Core 2 Duo. With only a few changes to its desktop counterpart -- mainly its lower clock speeds and FSB frequency and thus lower power -- there's no reason to call the mobile version anything but Core 2 Duo.

There hasn't been much interest in Core 2 Duo on the mobile side for two major reasons; for starters, unlike on the desktop, Intel already had a very competent mobile CPU - the Yonah based Core Duo processor. Seeing as how Core Duo is the predecessor to Core 2 Duo, you can already expect that Intel's current mobile performance is quite good.
You can check it out over here.


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