Intel Pentium D doubts

The Pentium D series is what we call a fake dual-core, and he is not a true dual-core. The Core 2 Duo series is truly dual-core.

The Pentium D series are all dual-core, Intel and AMD have their own benefits, if you are a fan of the game, AMD, if it is more**. Office on Intel

Intel Pentium D is dual-core, PD820 and above models are real dual-core architecture, PD805 is not a dual-core CPU with dual-core architecture.

AMD dual-core game performance is stronger, Intel dual-core commercial performance, multi-** performance is stronger. Buy as needed.

From the point of view of cost performance, desktops buy Pentium D series, and notebooks buy dual-core Xuanlong.

It's all dual-core,AMD is cost-effective,But the heat is large,And Intel generally has a large second-level cache,If you don't consider the ** factor,Or recommend Intel,Upstairs said to play games on AMD,That's one-sided,After all, Intel is still slightly better in stability。

Hehe.. Dual-core... Or according to your hobbies or money... Come and see.

PD's are all dual-core, I think AMD's games may be better, and the overclocking performance is a little better, but the dual-core ** are above 600 yuan. It's a little higher than Intel's!

The Pentium D series are dual-core, Intel and AMD have their own advantages, if you play more games, you can choose AMD, office and the pursuit of stability is Intel

Hehe, the upstairs ones are not accurate.

If you talk about the old and new in the birth era, the oldest is the Pentium D series, followed by the Core 2 series, and the latest is actually the Pentium E series. All three series are dual-core (with the Core 2extreme series being quad-core).

Pentium D is characterized by high main frequency and high L2 cache, but the disadvantage is that the heat and power consumption are super huge and unstable, and the high main frequency does not bring high performance. All of them have been discontinued.

The Core 2 series is characterized by low clock speed, but high performance, and the power consumption and calorific performance are also significantly reduced compared to the Pentium D, and there is a strong overclocking room. The fastest PC processor at the moment belongs to the Split Core 2 series.

The core of the Pentium E is actually the core of the Core 2, so its characteristics are almost the same as the Core 2, which is equivalent to the low-frequency version of the Core 2, which is cheap, and may be resistant to the same low power consumption and high performance. The reason why Intel called him Pentium E instead of the Core 2 low-frequency version may also be to commemorate the contribution made by the Pentium series processors, and the brigade regretted dividing the boundary between the Pentium series and the Core series.