ProcessorWhat is M0 Stepping? What is R0 Stepping?

It is a technology related to CPU, and the M0 stepper you are talking about is a technology adopted by the Pentiume series of CPUs, and now the PE series, including the PentiumE2160, are all M0 steps.

The biggest feature of M0 stepping is energy saving, like PE2160 is only 19W, which is very cost-effective, it is recommended that you buy PE2160

CPU stepping, simply put, means that after the CPU product is put into production, it will be marked with different numbers inside the product to indicate the different levels or processes used in its production. For example, the first batch of Intel processors put into production will be called A0, followed by A1, A2, etc., when the process has been significantly improved, it will be changed to B0, then C0, D0, MO ......Of course, generally speaking, the more advanced the product process is and the more worthy of purchase it is, which directly brings the solution of bugs, the increase of features or the reduction of power consumption.

The Pentium Dual-Core E5200 will be upgraded from M0 to R0 on April 13 this year, making it the same as the higher-end model, the Pentium E5300 E5400.

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It is a kind of CPU-related technology, and the M0 step step you are talking about is a technology used by the Pentiume series of CPUs, and now the PE series, including the PentiumE2160, are M0 steps.

The biggest feature of M0 stepping is energy saving, like PE2160 is only 19W, which is very cost-effective, it is recommended that you buy PE2160

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The E5200 will be upgraded from M0 to R0 on April 13th, thus joining the higher-end model Pentium

E5300 E5400 is the same.

After a CPU product is put into production, it is marked with different numbers inside the product to indicate the different levels or processes used in its production. Generally speaking, the more advanced the product process is behind the stepper, the more mature the technology, solve some bugs, increase or reduce power consumption, etc., but sometimes the later processor will weaken some of the excellent characteristics that affect the sales of other products by the manufacturer, and the answer upstairs is wrong, the two capacitors I use E5200 are M0 steps, but the five capacitors E5200 people know that they are M0 steps. And r0 comes out after m0.

Refers to the processor of the E5200, right?

The R0-stepping E5200 is a 2-capacitor version with mediocre performance; The M0-step E5200 is a 5-capacitor version with excellent performance....Overclocking performance is even more NB!

M0 is better than C0 and M0 is definitely better.

7400 is ro.

RO is better than MO. Generally more powerful overclocking. But it's not absolute.

The good point of mo, in fact, I don't feel it at all, the latest is RO

The Mo version of the car section 5 capacitor product has been discontinued, and it is replaced by the 2 capacitor product of the Ro version of the Ant Sail type, and the E5200 of the R0 version and the E5200 of the Mo version are quite different in all aspects.

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Who would buy it in general, notebook processors are generally not bad, and most of the bad ones are graphics cards.