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Robert McMillan June 11th 07 02:14 AM

Intel CPUs
 
Intel E2140 - 1.60GHz - 1MB CACHE - 800FSB
Intel E2160 - 1.80GHz - 1MB CACHE - 800FSB
Intel E4300 - 1.80GHz - 2MB CACHE - 800FSB
Intel E4400 - 2.00GHz - 2MB CACHE - 800FSB
Intel E6300 - 1.86GHz - 2MB CACHE - 1066FSB
Intel E6320 - 1.86GHz - 4MB CACHE - 1066FSB
Intel E6400 - 2.13GHz - 2MB CACHE - 1066FSB
Intel E6420 - 2.13GHz - 4MB CACHE - 1066FSB
Intel E6600 - 2.40GHz - 4MB CACHE - 1066FSB

"Steve" wrote in message
...
Is there a web site that explains in simple English the differences
between the Intel E4300, E4400, E6320, and E6420? Dell's "Help Me
Choose" is, of course, useless. Thanks!


--

The most remarkable thing about my mother is that
for thirty years she served the family nothing but leftovers.
The original meal has never been found.

... Calvin Trillin




Steve June 11th 07 03:11 AM

Intel CPUs
 
Is there a web site that explains in simple English the differences
between the Intel E4300, E4400, E6320, and E6420? Dell's "Help Me
Choose" is, of course, useless. Thanks!


--

The most remarkable thing about my mother is that
for thirty years she served the family nothing but leftovers.
The original meal has never been found.

.... Calvin Trillin

Steve June 11th 07 03:33 PM

Intel CPUs
 
"Robert McMillan" wrote:
Is there a web site that explains in simple English the differences
between the Intel E4300, E4400, E6320, and E6420? Dell's "Help Me
Choose" is, of course, useless. Thanks!


Intel E2140 - 1.60GHz - 1MB CACHE - 800FSB
Intel E2160 - 1.80GHz - 1MB CACHE - 800FSB
Intel E4300 - 1.80GHz - 2MB CACHE - 800FSB
Intel E4400 - 2.00GHz - 2MB CACHE - 800FSB
Intel E6300 - 1.86GHz - 2MB CACHE - 1066FSB
Intel E6320 - 1.86GHz - 4MB CACHE - 1066FSB
Intel E6400 - 2.13GHz - 2MB CACHE - 1066FSB
Intel E6420 - 2.13GHz - 4MB CACHE - 1066FSB
Intel E6600 - 2.40GHz - 4MB CACHE - 1066FSB


Thanks Robert. For "normal" (non-gaming) use, are the differences in
CPU speed or bus speed or cache size significant?


--

The most remarkable thing about my mother is that
for thirty years she served the family nothing but leftovers.
The original meal has never been found.

.... Calvin Trillin

[email protected] June 11th 07 05:46 PM

Intel CPUs
 
On Jun 11, 7:33 am, Steve wrote:
"Robert McMillan" wrote:
Is there a web site that explains in simple English the differences
between the Intel E4300, E4400, E6320, and E6420? Dell's "Help Me
Choose" is, of course, useless. Thanks!

Intel E2140 - 1.60GHz - 1MB CACHE - 800FSB
Intel E2160 - 1.80GHz - 1MB CACHE - 800FSB
Intel E4300 - 1.80GHz - 2MB CACHE - 800FSB
Intel E4400 - 2.00GHz - 2MB CACHE - 800FSB
Intel E6300 - 1.86GHz - 2MB CACHE - 1066FSB
Intel E6320 - 1.86GHz - 4MB CACHE - 1066FSB
Intel E6400 - 2.13GHz - 2MB CACHE - 1066FSB
Intel E6420 - 2.13GHz - 4MB CACHE - 1066FSB
Intel E6600 - 2.40GHz - 4MB CACHE - 1066FSB


Thanks Robert. For "normal" (non-gaming) use, are the differences in
CPU speed or bus speed or cache size significant?



200mhz difference in speed isn't going to matter much. The large
caches and higher fsb might be a major plus in a game.

For basic word processing, internet, music playing and dvds, any of
those chips will work just fine. You can do all of these things on a
Pentium 3, and even many Pentium 2s. All but the dvds can be done on a
pentium 1. Subtract music at the 486 level, and the internet at the
386 level.




Barry Watzman June 12th 07 06:49 PM

Intel CPUs
 
I think that in addition to the table below, the 2000 and 4000 series
has some additional "defeaturing" of the instruction set relative to the
6000 family (I believe that some of the virtualization capabilities are
missing).

The 6600 has long been considered the most desirable of the "low cost"
processors (going above that gets you to a $500 or $1000 range CPU), but
the 6420 is a good second choice.


Steve wrote:
"Robert McMillan" wrote:
Is there a web site that explains in simple English the differences
between the Intel E4300, E4400, E6320, and E6420? Dell's "Help Me
Choose" is, of course, useless. Thanks!


Intel E2140 - 1.60GHz - 1MB CACHE - 800FSB
Intel E2160 - 1.80GHz - 1MB CACHE - 800FSB
Intel E4300 - 1.80GHz - 2MB CACHE - 800FSB
Intel E4400 - 2.00GHz - 2MB CACHE - 800FSB
Intel E6300 - 1.86GHz - 2MB CACHE - 1066FSB
Intel E6320 - 1.86GHz - 4MB CACHE - 1066FSB
Intel E6400 - 2.13GHz - 2MB CACHE - 1066FSB
Intel E6420 - 2.13GHz - 4MB CACHE - 1066FSB
Intel E6600 - 2.40GHz - 4MB CACHE - 1066FSB


Thanks Robert. For "normal" (non-gaming) use, are the differences in
CPU speed or bus speed or cache size significant?



Tony Harding June 15th 07 11:38 PM

Intel CPUs
 
Steve wrote:
Is there a web site that explains in simple English the differences
between the Intel E4300, E4400, E6320, and E6420? Dell's "Help Me
Choose" is, of course, useless. Thanks!


Have you tried Intel.com? I'd start looking there.


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