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Difference between intel core processors and atom

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March 28, 2011 8:42:48 PM

what is the main difference between intel core processor and aspire one intel processor n450

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March 28, 2011 9:15:56 PM

Google and wiki are your best freinds the intel core will be better.
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March 28, 2011 9:18:18 PM

There are various "core" processors ie core 2 duo, core i5, core i7 etc but even the worst of them are 5 times better than any atom processor. Atom=Very low power & Very low performance & Very low price. Even budget desktop processors that a 7 years old can out do an Atom.
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March 28, 2011 9:18:51 PM

Your question is too vague to know what exactly you are asking. I assume you are asking; What makes the Atom different.
Answer: it consumes only 5.5 watts so it can be used in cheap netbooks, or appliances with the lowest power needs.

Is that what you meant?
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March 28, 2011 11:35:19 PM

In Intel's current lineup all of their CPUs can be used to play modern intensive games (excluding games like Plants vs. Zombies and other crap like that) with varying degrees of success.

All except the Atom.
March 29, 2011 9:53:00 PM

An Intel Atom is the lowest cpu that Intel makes. They are not very good for anything more that browsing the internet and listening to music. The are mostly found in net books. I think that you should go with the "i" series, if you are looking into a new pc.
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March 29, 2011 10:16:55 PM

Ahhh - Plants vs. Zombies... A real hi-res thriller :D ..
March 29, 2011 11:58:00 PM

TheTech214 said:
An Intel Atom is the lowest cpu that Intel makes. They are not very good for anything more that browsing the internet and listening to music. The are mostly found in net books. I think that you should go with the "i" series, if you are looking into a new pc.
That would be "lowest consumer CPU" no? Don't they still make embedded processors like the 8051 family? <googling...> No, not any more! It does look like the Atom holds the place at the low end.

In addition to the netbook, they are useful anywhere low power and not a lot of horsepower are desired. I have one running my NAS. In addition to serving files and, fetching podcasts and managing my backups, It is crunching BOINC/Rosetta work units and may actually crack 200 RAC. :D 
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