What are the types of notebook processors now, and what types are they popular now?

Intel Corporation:

ntel core 2 duo e6300

CPU series: Core 2 Duo main frequency (MH: 1860MHz bus frequency:

1066MHz slot type: Socket 775L2 cache (: 2MB applicable type:

Desktop cpucpu kernel: allendale

Intel Pentium D 820

CPU series: Pentium D cores: Dual-core frequency (MH: 2800MHz bus frequency: 800MHz Slot type: Socket 775L2 cache (: 1MB*2 hyper-threading technology: not supported.)

Intel Pentium 4

CPU series: Pentium 4 main frequency (MH: 3000MHz bus frequency: 800MHz slot type: Socket 478L2 cache (: 1MB hyper-threading technology: support applicable type: desktop CPU

Core i3, is a mid-range processor, which can be understood as a lite version of the Core i5, which can meet the needs of surfing the Internet, office, watching movies, and playing online games or large-scale stand-alone games;

Core i5 is a high-end processor, which can play large-scale online games and large-scale stand-alone games in addition to surfing the Internet, office, and watching movies, and can open a higher game effect;

The Core i7 processor is an enthusiast-level processor, which can be used in commonly used network applications, and can also run audiophile-level large-scale games with the highest effect.

AMD: Bixu.

A6 processor, performance is comparable to Bishuang dual-core or Pentium dual-core, slightly better, compared with Core i3, slightly worse performance;

The A8 processor, which has slightly better performance than the Core i3, has much worse performance compared to the Core i5;

The A10 processor, compared to the Core i5, has not much difference in performance;

amd am2 athlon 64

amd athlon 64 x2

CPU series: Athlon64 X2 Cores: Dual-core clock speed (MH:

2000MHz Bus Frequency: 1000MHz Slot Type: Socket AM2L2 Cache (:

2 256 KB Applicable Type: Desktop CPU

AMD AM2 Sparkron.

CPU series: AM2 Sempron frequency (MH: 1600MHz slot type: socket AM2L2 cache (: 256KB applicable type: desktop CPUCPU core: Manila

As a must-have item for office and home, computers have long been closely linked to people's lives. The main types of computers are desktops, laptops, all-in-one PCs, and tablets. The following is an introduction to the various types of computers that are currently in the mainstream market.

Desktop computers are referred to as desktops, compared with other types of computers, desktops are larger, hosts, monitors and other equipment are relatively independent, and generally need to be placed on a table or a special workbench, so it is named desktop. Most home and office computers are desktops. Desktops are also divided into branded and compatible machines.

Brand machine refers to the whole machine with a registered trademark, which is a computer production company that sells computer accessories as a whole after assembling them, and provides technical support and after-sales service.

Compatible machines refer to computers that are assembled by users or third-party computer companies with optional accessories according to user requirements, and have a high cost performance.

A notebook, also known as a laptop or laptop, is a small, portable computer that usually weighs 1 3 kg. In the current market, there are many types of laptops, such as gaming laptops, 2-in-1 computers, ultrabooks, fashion thin and light laptops, business office laptops, audio-visual entertainment laptops, campus student laptops, and IPS hard-screen laptops, etc., which are named according to the market positioning of laptops.

An all-in-one computer is an all-in-one computer consisting of a monitor, a keyboard, and a mouse. The all-in-one chip's chip and motherboard are integrated with the display, and the machine can be used as long as the keyboard and mouse are attached to the monitor.

A tablet is a full-featured computer that doesn't need a flip cover, doesn't have a keyboard, and doesn't have a keyboard. Its components are essentially the same as those of a laptop, with a touchscreen as the basic input device, allowing users to operate with a stylus, digital pen, or finger instead of a traditional keyboard or mouse.

Broadly speaking, any integrated chip that can perform operations is called a processor, and its functions are different.

For example, the sound card chip processes the sound.

In a narrow sense, the processor generally refers to the computing core of the computer, that is, the CPU, also known as the processor.

Nowadays, computer CPUs are divided into two major brands, Intel and AMD, and their functions are similar, and their differences lie in the following aspects:

1. Core architecture. The core architecture of the two CPUs is developed separately, and their core architectures are completely different.

2. Performance. On high, medium and low CPUs of the same level, Intel's CPU performance is better than AMD's.

3. Power consumption and calorific value. AMD's CPU consumes significantly more power than Intel's, and it also generates more heat than Intel's CPU.

4. Process technology. Intel's CPU has a better process than AMD's.

5. Integrated core display. AMD's CPUs outperform Intel's CPUs.

6、**。Intel's CPU** is higher and has low price/performance ratio, whereas AMD's CPU** is lower and cost-effective.

The two major manufacturers of CPU are AMD and Intel, and now they are mainly dual-core, AMD's cost performance is relatively high, if there is no big demand, just buy AMD, Intel's CPU workmanship level is more advanced than AMD's, the average energy consumption is lower, and the performance is high.

Brand : Inter and AMD are also divided into single-core, dual-core Now it is generally dual-core Inter's processor has the characteristics of stable performance, low calorific value, power saving, and long standby time, but AMD has an advantage in ** and overclocking is good in game performance, and the processor cannot be considered simply The computer depends on the overall configuration.

cpu！That's what the center processor means! Of course, there are a lot of types of CPUs! You can take a look at the history of the development of CPUs.

Classification of Computer Processors (**Processors):

1. According to the manufacturer: 1·. 3·。5. Domestic Loongson. 6. VIA China. 7. Miscellaneous.

2. According to the CPU structure: single-core, dual-core, quad-core, octa-core, etc.

3. According to the development of processor technology: Celeron, Core I series (i3, i5, or i7), etc.

4. According to the maximum frequency of the CPU: low-end, mid-end, and high-end.

5. The processors of handheld computers are divided into six categories according to the brand, namely: Intel's PXA series processors, MIPS processors, StrongArm series processors, Hitachi SH3 processors, Motorola Dragon Ball (Dragonball) series processors and Texas Instruments OMAP series processors.

The CPUs on the market now include T series, P series, E series, as well as i3, i5, and i7

The T series is an Intel dual-core that is mainly used in notebooks. Including Pentium dual-core and Core dual-core, those below 2, such as T2140, are Pentium dual-core. 2 or above, T5800, T9600, the larger the number, the stronger the function.

And, of course, the Core dual-core is better than the Pentium dual-core, and the era of the Pentium is over.

The P-series, which is also an upgrade to the Inter Core dual-core, is designed to reduce power consumption. P with the same number is better than t with the same number, e.g. P8600 is better than T8600

The E-series, like the T, is the Inter dual-core, which also includes the Pentium dual-core and the Core dual-core, but is used on desktops.

The i7 is an Inter high-end, quad-core.

The i5 is a lite version of the i7.

i3 is a lite version of i5, strictly speaking, i3 is not even 4 cores, it uses a dual-core hyper-threaded simulation.

The i7 i5 i3 does not have a separate notebook desktop.

Now it is clear that the functions i7> i5> i3> (p>t).

As for e, it is a product of the same era as p and t, mainly looking at the parameters of the main frequency and cache.

There is also AMD's CPU

Don't forget to take my answers.

Generally speaking, it is divided into server CUP and home CPU, and the brands are Intel and AMD

Landlord: You have made it clear that most of the above processor types have been included;

When it comes to classification, it is nothing more than the following classification methods:

1. According to the manufacturer's brand;

2. According to the application;

3. According to the ** grade;

I don't think I need to go into details!

The main thing is that Inter and AMD have said it all.

The processors you're talking about should already cover most of the mainstream processors.