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whats the difference between pentium dual core, core 2 duo, and this new "pentium" which comprises of the E5xxx's and E2xxx's?

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Pentium Dual Core is the same as E2x00 series, and E5x00 series. The minor differences are:

E2x00 = 65nm , 1mb cache
E5x00 = 45nm, 2mb cache

Not to be mixed up with Pentium D P4, which is old tech.

The Core2 Dual encompasses:

E4x00
E7x00
E6x00
E8x00

Message edited by flyin15sec on 04-27-2009 at 07:42:19 PM

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but it doesnt mean that all the c2d line up is better than the pdc's? (e4xxx vs e5xxx)

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They aren't better in their design, because PDC uses the same micro architecture as C2D. Cache, FSB, SSE4 are the big differences.

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