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Anonymous users2024-02-08For example, take the current mainstream computer processors as an example: divided into Celeron 4 (Celeron 4 series), Pentuium 4 (Pentium 4 series), Celeron 7 (Celeron 7 series), Pentuium 7 (Pentium 7 series) and Core (Core series).
Desktop: Low-end: Celeron 4 (Netbrest architecture), Celeron 7 (Celeron 400 series, Celeron 7 Gen single-core, Core architecture), Celeron 7 (Celeron E1000 series, Celeron 7 Gen dual-core, Core architecture).
Mid-range: Pentuim 4 (Netbrest architecture), Pentuim D (dual-core Pentuim 4, Netbrest architecture), Pentuim 7 (Pentuim E 2000 series, Pentuim 7 dual-core, Core architecture).
High-end: Core2 Duo E4000-6000 series (dual-core core), core2 quad (quad-core core).
Notebooks: Low-end: Celeron 4 M (Mobile Celeron 4 Series, Netbrest architecture), Celeron M (Mobile Celeron 7 Series, Core architecture).
Mid-range: Pentuim 4 M (mobile version of the Pentium 4 series, Netbrest architecture), Pentuim M (mobile version of the Pentium 7 series), Pentium dual-core T series (mobile version of the dual-core Pentium 7 series, Core architecture).
High-end: Core Dual T series, Core2 Dual T series.
Servers: Itaniuiim, Xeon (Xeon: single-core Xeon and dual-core Xeon).
With the continuous development of computer processors, the production process of processors has been continuously improved, from Ben 4 Sai 4 180 nm - 130 nm - 90 nm - Ben 7 Sai 7 65 nm - Core 65 nm (and the latest 45 nm), the performance of the processor has improved, but the thermal power consumption has decreased, the performance of the dual-core processor has improved a lot compared with the performance of the single-core processor of the same frequency, but the heat is much lower than that of the single-core processor. The top-of-the-line Ben 4 processor, with the highest frequency to the dual-core Ben 4 with the highest frequency, has strong performance, but because the thermal power consumption is too high (the power consumption of a single processor is 150W), the power ratio is too poor, so it is replaced by the best single-core and dual-core processors.
Finally, the home-level computer CPU can be said to be the best Intel Core dual-core processor, and the commercial server-level computer CPU can be said to be the best Intel multi-socket Xeon server. (A multiplex server refers to a computer computing core composed of multiple CPUs, not a computer computing core composed of a multi-core CPU).
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Anonymous users2024-02-07From bad to good You're in the right order.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Home Core is good, server Xeon is good.
The main differences are:
Xeon CPU: >>>More
Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 (Box) Applicable ParametersApplicable Type: Desktop CPU CPU Series: Core 2 Duo Core Type: >>>More
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It can be said that Pentium and Core are only sub-brands used by Intel to distinguish product generations, and the biggest difference between them, in general, lies in the core architecture. The Core processor ditches the Netburst architecture of the previous P4. >>>More
In fact, the Pentium dual-core and the Core dual-core on the notebook use the same core, but the Pentium dual-core is a reduced version of the Core dual-core! The main thing is to halve the L2 cache! >>>More
Tell you that in fact, the Pentium E2140 is not as good as the Ben D915 It's just that the Ben D915 has a big heat, in fact, the Pentium D performance is good, but it will often crash and have problems! It must be pd915 good, level 2 cache is 8 times that of 420!