Which dual core P4 is best?

Also use p4?Why not use Core 2?

Many of the frontline total frequencies of P4's dual-core are 800MHz, while most of the Core 2 are above 1066MHz, and the Core 2 is obviously stronger than P4.

P4 dual-core, for the time being, know yes"intel pentium e5200"Comparatively, there is no best CPU because CPU technology is constantly updated.

intel pentium e5200

Applicable Type: Desktop.

Interface type LGA 775

Core type Wolfdale

Production process. Core voltage.

Main frequency: External frequency: 200MHz

Frequency doubling L1 L1 2*32K

L2 L2 2048k

FSB frequency 800MHz

64-bit processors Yes.

TDP technology support.

Number of cores Dual-core.

PD915 is a good point. None of the others. PD820 to 840 have a large calorific value. PD925 to PD945 are cost-effective and not worth buying.

PD915 parameter.

Model Pentium D 915

Applicable Type: Desktop.

Interface type LGA 775

Core type presler

Production process. Core voltage.

Main frequency: External frequency: 200MHz

Multiplier 14x

L1 L1 64k

L2 L2 4096k

FSB frequency 800MHz

Personally, I feel that the best is still PD925

There is no best, only better

Intel's strongest Ben IV is the Pentium 4 661

The highest frequency is not him, it is Bensi 570. The main frequency is 1m for the L2 cache, 90nm process, 800MHz for the front-side bus, hyper-threading, 775 contacts, which can be used on the 945 series motherboard, but the Bensi 661 is stronger than him, although the main frequency is, but the L2 cache is 2m, and it is a 65nm process, and the front-side bus is also 800, hyper-threading, 775 contacts.

There is a fight between the above two, but in terms of application, the 661 should be better, because the 65nm process is more advanced and saves power than the 90nm CPU. The L2 cache is larger, although the main frequency is lower, but the new process, the high L2 cache can completely allow him to surpass the Bensi 570.

Upstairs is not right, after using 775 contacts, Intel's naming of the CPU has been named with three-digit Arabic numerals, and Ben Si is a 478-pin Ben Si CPU naming method. Ben Si EE does have it, but he has 478 pins, which can only be used on the old motherboard, how can it be stronger than the 661 with 775 contacts?? You know, the CPU with 775 contacts can be loaded on the latest motherboards, with better memory, and stronger graphics cards!!

In addition, there is also a Ben Si Ben Four Extreme Edition with a main frequency of 3733MHz, L2 cache 2m front-side bus 1066MHz, 775 contacts, if you want to be true, the strongest should be him (because its front-end bus is high, all catch up with the core). But it's rare, and strictly speaking, it's not a Ben Si, it should be a derivative version of Xeon server CPU. So in terms of the popular Bensi, the strongest is still Bensi 661

The strongest 478 pins are Ben Si, but it may not be easy to find, as long as Ben Si with C or E, the main frequency is high, it's not bad...

Intel P4 is the Pentium 4 series, and this series is a single-core processor.

Basic introduction: Pentium 4 (or simply Ben 4 or P4) is the 7th generation X86 microprocessor produced by Intel, and is the first redesigned processor after the Pentium Pro released in 1995, this new architecture is called Netburst. The first product** was: Willamette, which had left and right core clocks and used a socket 423-bit architecture, and the first processor was released in November 2000.

Unlike the Pentium II, Pentium III, and various Celeron processors, it has little to do with the Pentium Pro because it is a completely newly designed product. It's worth noting that the Pentium 4 has a very fast front-side bus of 400MHz, which has been boosted to 533MHz and 800MHz since then. It's actually a 100MHz four-by-side bus (100MHz x4 parallel), so it can theoretically transmit four times more capacity than a normal bus, so it claims to have a speed of 400MHz.

AMD Athlon's front-side bus has a speed of 266MHz (133MHz double parallel bus).

Basic Introduction: The first product of Pentium 4, codenamed Williamette, was released in November 2000 with a left and right core clock and a socket 423-bit architecture. It's worth noting that the Pentium 4 has a very fast front-side bus up to 400MHz, which has been boosted to 533MHz and 800MHz, which is actually a quadruple data rate (QDR) front-side bus with a clock frequency of 100MHz, so the data transfer rate is 4 100MHz.

Intel P4 usually refers to the Pentium 4 processor, which belongs to the single-core processor.

It's not counted.,Old CPU.,But processing documents.,There's no problem at all.,Now the CPU is out to 4 cores.,Mainly for large game users.,General office doesn't need it.。

P4 is not, but there is hyper-threading, but it is not dual-core. PD and above are dual-core.

P4 is single-core, but some businesses often say that Pentium D is the so-called "P4 dual-core", because Pentium D is not a real dual-core, but a dual-core algorithm that does not argue with simulation.

It cannot be said in general terms whether a single core or a dual core is better, and in the case of the same relevant technical indicators (such as the main frequency), the speed of the dual core can theoretically reach twice that of a single core.

AMD's CPU is good at graphics processing, with low frequency but good performance, and gamers generally choose AMD's CPU.

Intel's dual-core processors are all based on the core architecture, Celeron is Intel's lowest-end product (a stove is like a single core), Pentium E2140 is the only Pentium "true" dual-core, Core 2 is currently more advanced, ** is also higher.

AMD is more common in Athlon dual cores, and there are also Xuanlong dual cores used on laptops. For the same performance, AMD is 20% cheaper than Intel.

If you're interested, check out Intel's Core quad-core as well as AMD's FX series and Bacelona (not yet publicly available).

In fact, the simplest is to know how the performance is by looking at the ** level.

Hello, there is no dual-core version, all are single-core, the cpu1 and cpu2 you see are tinel's hyper-threading technology, which is a technology that puts two logical processing units in one core to improve CPU usage.

P4 doesn't have a dual-core though.

But P4 has hyper-threading, and there are two CPUs in the properties, and the performance is comparable to that of dual-core.

p4 and.

AMD single-core.

Dual-core. Which is good.

There is also Celeron "First of all, there are two concepts in this, P4, Celeron and so on are the categories of CPU; And single-core.

Dual-core is the number of CPUs. If you want to have good performance, the old silver CPU of the same category is of course better than the single-core, obviously. Late feast.

CPUs supported by P4 motherboards: There are two types of P4, one is 478-pin, and the other is 775-pin CPU

p4 630, p4 530, p4 520

1. Note that the P4 motherboard model 845 can only be the highest of the normal 533 front-side bus, and the 865 can be normal 800 front-side bus P4 or P4

CPUs supported by P4 motherboards: There are two types of P4, one is 478-pin, and the other is a 775-pin CPU

P4, P4 pin CPU better model: P4

630,p4530,p4520

1 Note that the P4 motherboard model 845 can only be the highest of the normal 533 front-side bus, and the 865 can be normal 800 front-side bus P4

Or p4