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What is the difference b/w Brisbane & Windsor Core in AMD AM2 ? Which is better in the case of AM2 4400. Normally in the case if we say AMD AM2 4400, will it be Brisbane or Windsor ?

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http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/ [...] ore-4200x2

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What is the difference b/w Brisbane & Windsor Core in AMD AM2 ? Which is better in the case of AM2 4400. Normally in the case if we say AMD AM2 4400, will it be Brisbane or Windsor ?





The difference between the two is the clock speed and the process size. The Brisbanes all have odd clock speeds like 1.9GHz, 2.1, 2.3, 2.5 except the 5000+ Black Edition which is 2.6GHz. The Brisbanes are all 65nm. Windsor are all 90nm.


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