Intel Celeron Dual-Core

The Intel Celeron E1200 is one of Intel's lower end, energy efficient dual core processors. The E1200 codenamed "Allendale", features 512KB L2 cache, a core clock speed of 1.60GHz, and a front side bus of 800 MHz. The CPU is manufactured on a 65nm die and contains 2 processor cores. Designed to be energy efficient, it has a Thermal Design Power of 65W...

The Intel Xeon W3670 is a mid-range hexa-core server processor designed to balance performance and price point. Clocking in at 3.2 GHz with a maximum turbo frequency of 3.46 GHz, the Xeon W3670 offers extremely high performance with six physical cores and 12 threads. Additionally, the Xeon W3670 features 32nm architecture, a 12MB L3 cache, Intel's hyper-threading...

The Intel Pentium E5700 is a low-end CPU. It is designed to carry out all tasks for a computer. It features Enhanced Intel Speedstep technology, and dual-cores. The Enhanced Intel Speedstep technology enables very high performance, while at the same time conserving power. This helps even more if the user has installed the CPU...

The Intel Core i7-870s is a high-end CPU. It is designed to carry out tasks and process applications in a PC. It features four cores, Intel Hyper-Threading, and Intel Virtualization technology. The four cores of the processor allow it to perform many tasks at once, letting a user use multiple applications smoothly, and at...

The Intel Core i5-450M is a mid-range dual core processor. It has a stock clock speed of 2.4 GHz and a turbo boost sped of 2.66GHz. Note that the i5-450PM and the i5-520M/E are largely identical other than the higher turbo boost speed of the i5520M/E. It supports both 800MHz and 1066MHz DDR3 memory...

The Intel Core i5-760 is a middle-end CPU. It is designed to carry out all tasks for the computer. It features Enhanced Intel Speedstep technology, Execute Disable Bit security, and Intel Virtualization technology. The Enhanced Intel Speedstep technology enables high performance within the CPU, while also helping to conserve the energy used. The processor...

The Intel Core i5-540UM is the high-end model in the low voltage Core i5 processors line. it has a clock speed of 1.2GHz GHz and a turbo boost speed of 2GHz. It retains many of the same features in the standard Core i5 processors. The 540UM is essentially a lower clocked version of the...

The Intel Core i5-430UM is a low voltage processor aimed at thin and light notebooks. The Core i5 UM line has a 28% lower TDP than their standard Core i5 counterpart. This means less heat and lower power usage allowing these low voltage processors to fit into portable notebooks designed to be used away...

The Intel Core i7-970 is a high-end hexa-core processor designed to be the 'budget' version of Intel's flagship processor at the time of release (July 2010), the Intel Core i7-980X. Sporting a somewhat reduced clock speed compared to the 980X (3.2GHz as opposed to 3.33GHz), the 970 also lacks the 980X's unlocked CPU multiplier, somewhat...

The Intel Core 2 Duo T7800 was released as a high-end mobile processor in late 2007. This chip is related to the T5500 and T5600 processors, which are defined by slower performance and less features in comparison. This “Merom” version of the Core 2 Duo processor was replaced by the “Penryn” line in early...

The Core 2 Duo T9800 is a higher-end mobile processor, released by Intel on a fifth-generation Centrino platform, codenamed Montevina. The dual-core, 45nm, 64-bit CPU clocks in at 2.93 GHz, and features an L2 cache of 6 MB. The unit is a step up from the T9600, which clocks in at 2.80 GHz, but...

The Core 2 Duo T9900 is a higher-end mobile processor, released by Intel on a fifth-generation Centrino platform, codenamed Montevina. It is also the top-of-the-line model in that generation's T series. The dual-core, 45nm, 64-bit CPU clocks in at 3.06 GHz, and features an L2 cache of 6 MB. The unit is a minor...

The Intel Core i7-820QM is an addition to the Intel mobile quad core processor line up. It has a higher clock speed on 1.73GHz and 8MB cache compared to the cheaper 720QM. Both are build on the 45nm fabrication process unlike their dual core i3 and i5 counterparts which are build on the 32nm...