Difference between Intell T4400 and T7500

[cowhidebob]

Hello,
I have a Dell Laptop with a T7500 Duo Core CPU. Will a Duo Core T4400 CPU perform the same?
Considering purchasing the T4400 Toshiba Laptop.
Would I be downgrading or holding my own by replacing the Dell with the Toshiba?
Really like my current Dell D830. but have willed it to a younger family member.
Thanks,
Bob

 

[Lmeow]

The Core 2 Duo T7500 runs at the same clock speed but has quadruple the cache of the Pentium T4400, which means that the T7500 should run faster.

 

[warmon6]

The Core 2 Duo T7500 runs at the same clock speed but has quadruple the cache of the Pentium T4400, which means that the T7500 should run faster.

+1

 

[cowhidebob]

The Core 2 Duo T7500 runs at the same clock speed but has quadruple the cache of the Pentium T4400, which means that the T7500 should run faster.

Thanks Lmeow,

You've answered my question. I know larger numbers should mean better, but after browsing Dell's web site and not finding any T7500 CPUs I was confused. To much new technology for me to now keep up with. I started with PC's around 1978. Interfaced a model 15 TTY to a Pet C24P as a printer. At the time was a ham radio operator. A fellow ham and I interfaced two of these systems with a couple PRC25 Vietnam era backpack radios and our C24P with some tone decoders as automated mail systems. We could send mail over a 30 mile distance.

Again Thanks,
Bob Leathers
Vietnam Vet (Special Forces)
Amateur Radio Operator
Electronics Technician
Industrial Electrician
Getting Old Fast Now

 

[tbradshaw]

All,
I have an emachine E725 and I did swap out the T4400 for the T7500 funny thing with Windows Experience Index actually dropped from a 3.4 to 3.3 when I installed the T7500. Also if you look at the passmark benchmarks for the T4400 it scored 1494, and ranked 472. Where the T7500 scored a 1273, and ranked 545. It seems that the T7500 is actually a slower cpu then the T4400.

See the following link for pasmark rankings:

http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu_list.php?t1=t4400&b1=Find+CPU

Thanks,

Troy

 

[Mousemonkey]

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