Thread: Processor for Laptop

Intel dual core processors are known to help laptops to get more ground power. Dual core processors perform much better in speed than laptops who have single core processors. When wanting to multitask on the laptop is becomes much easier with the dual core processor.
Many notebooks use the AMD Athlon Turion dual core processor, which works very well and gives an improved performance.
The low end laptops generally use the Intel Celeron M processor, but this processor does not give the best speed.

& the point of this thread?

Originally Posted by whitestar_999

& the point of this thread?

here it is ( . ) point.

I guess just gave the info and opened the thread thats all.

@ tanmaya

even if we dont get this info its now becoming rare to get single core processors. Now the minimum itself is becoming dual core.

Turions are usually more power hungry, but hey, they are a lot cheaper too, so if u dont mind giving up abt 20 mins of battery life, it is not a bad options.

Originally Posted by whitestar_999

& the point of this thread?

well whitestar, this thread may not be of any use to you, but i had some information so therefore posted it, im sure it may be useful to others.

hey buddy, to improve ur thread, give some more detail na ? Like the different processors and which 1 u think is better and for what kind of things...

It depends upon the how much the user will use.If he require little computing then he should not go for the high end computer.I have seen many case of where a person's uses are net & watching movies but he had spend 50k buck on it.

I have see ppl who are far worse...... PPl have an Rs200,000 laptop and they play CS 1.6 on it !!

Originally Posted by rajan1311

I have see ppl who are far worse...... PPl have an Rs200,000 laptop and they play CS 1.6 on it !!

It happens buddy..India me kuch bhi ho sakta hai