These two! Which processor is good Thank you

T6600 is good. The relationship between the T4400 and the T6600 is equivalent to that of the T3200 and T5750.

T4400 and T6600 belong to the same Penryn architecture processor, 200MHz external frequency, main frequency, 45nm architecture, 800MHz front-side bus.

So the difference in performance between the two is very small.

The difference between the two is that the T4400 is a cheap version of the T6600. The T4400 only has 1MB of L2 cache, while the T6600 has 2MB. This is slightly faster for programs such as data decoding with a 2MB T6600 at 100% CPU usage.

In addition, the T6600 supports the instruction set. Many people say that both the T4400 and its predecessor T4200 are supported, but until now, no matter how new the test software is, I have not been able to detect the instruction set support that the T4200 has. Recently, I checked the information and said that T4400 is not supported like T4200.

Pentium dual-core E5200 and E5300 for desktops are also not supported, although most people on the Internet think that the T4200, T4300 and T4400 of notebooks are supported, but I think they are not supported. Because the software can't be measured, Intel will definitely follow its own market strategy, so that the notebook Pentium dual-core is not supported.

The use of the is actually to strengthen a little more ** control ability, for 3D animation, recording and **** has a better effect. Of course, these advantages are generally difficult to compare. I don't think this has a significant effect on the overall performance of the CPU.

Although it is not, the overall performance of the T4400 is definitely better than that of the T6400 and T6500, and even the P7350. Of course, it certainly can't compare to the T6600. In terms of **, the T4400 is usually a lot cheaper than the T6600, and I think that for home users, the T4400 has a better value for money.

After all, the high 1MB L2 cache and instruction set that cost hundreds of dollars are really negligible in terms of speed.

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It's better to buy the first one. The memory and graphics card are the same for both. I have already said the CPU gap between the two machines, although the T4400 is not much different from the T6600, but it is much cheaper than the T6600.

T6600 hard disk dots, 250G. 70 g smaller than the latter. I don't think that's a big deal.

The average laptop user rarely fills up their hard drives. And the gap between hard disks is not as big as that of CPUs, so if the two notebooks are the same, it will definitely be more cost-effective to choose T6600.

There is another very important reason. That is, if you buy a machine, it may take 3 to 4 years. During this period, the CPU of the laptop cannot be replaced casually.

And hard drives can be easily replaced. So buy a hard drive with a small space, it's not good in the future, and there is a chance to change it. Buy a slower CPU, and you won't have to change it in the future.

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