What is the difference between Xunchi and Core???

First of all, you should understand a concept.

Centrino is not a physical thing, which means that Centrino is not a "thing". He's not like Pentium and Core, it's a physical series.

And Centrino is a business concept proposed by Intel: a notebook has a specific chipset, a specific CPU, plus Intel's own wireless network card. It can be said that this notebook has Centrino technology.

The "standard" for each generation of Centrino is set by Intel itself.

For example, the standard of the 4th generation of Centrino is: Core 2 processor + 965 chipset + Intel wireless network card + Swift disk technology (this is new to the 4th generation.) Not before).

If your laptop has: Core 2 processor + 965 chipset + Fast Disk technology.

But the network card is not Intel's brand. For example: yours is a Broadcom wireless card. Won't post the Centrino logo. But in terms of performance, there is no difference at all with Centrino's machine!

So, Centrino is just a business concept; is Intel's commercial expansion strategy.

Core is the name of Intel processors!

There are three types: dual-core, four-core, and octa-core. The Core processor uses a front-end bus rate of 800MHz-1333MHz, a 45nm 65nm process technology, and a 2m 4m 8m 12m 16m L2 cache.

Centrino is the mobile computing technology for laptops!

The name of a chipset specially designed and developed by Intel for notebook computers is often called "Centrino" in China's computer industry. "Centrino" is the name of a combination of CPU, chipset, and wireless network card with strong computing function, long battery life, mobility, wireless connection and Internet access.

Core is the architecture.

Centrino is the platform.

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Brothers. Centrino is a complete set of notebook solutions.

Including Intel's CPU

Intel's chipset.

and its specified model of wireless module.

Each generation of Centrino technology has different regulations, specifications, notebook manufacturers manufacture and sell round slag notebooks, and then send them to Intel's R&D department, and the R&D department will give them Centrino certification after inspection. That's not how the so-called Centrino cavity came about.

The processor of the core model is a CPU that uses the core architecture, and there is no necessary relationship with Centrino, if there is a relationship, the folk Centrino 4 is the CPU that stipulates the use of the Core 1 architecture, and the Centrino 5 (that is, the official Centrino 2) uses the CPU of the Core 2 architecture

The relationship between the two is like this.

Centrino is a platform technology, including P-series processors, P45 motherboards, and 5100 clothing wireless network cards, all of which meet these conditions to form the Centrino platform.

Core just refers to the processor The processor with the Core microarchitecture has a larger L2 cache than the Pentium series, and the Pentium can also be seen as a version of the Core's low L2 cache, the architecture is the same, but the instruction set is slightly different.

Your laptop CPU is not technically a Centrino 2 platform because it is not a P-series processor, but the motherboard and network card are compliant.

The former supports laptop platform use, and the latter is suitable for desktop machines, which is better cannot be stated because there is no comparison.

The biggest difference is in the production process, the advantage difference is that the former does not take up space, and the latter is economical.

The main difference between them.

It's on the support of 64-bit processing.

Gen 1 does not support 64-bit.

When the first generation product is sold on the market, it is late.

AMD's CPUs already support 64-bit technology.

Intel in order to save face.

It has also launched a 2nd generation CPU that supports 64 bits, called Chain Game Core 2nd Generation.

Their microprocessing architecture is the same.

So the difference in performance between them is not too big in all application tests.