Core 2 Vs. Pentium D
The Core 2 Duo and the Pentium D are two computer processors that were developed by Intel. Each processor offers different capabilities and technologies. Both processors were developed for use in personal desktop computers and offer two cores.
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Core 2 Duo Capabilities
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The Core 2 Duo processor was developed to provide up to 6MB of cache and 1333MHz front-side bus. This processor is intended for use in desktop personal computers and can cut energy costs associated with running a computer by as much as 50 percent.
Core 2 Duo Features
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Intel has integrated many of its technologies into the Core 2 Duo processor. These technologies include multi-core processing, Wide Dynamic Execution, Intelligent Power Capability, Smart Memory Access, Advanced Smart Cache and Advanced Digital Media Boost.
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Pentium D Capabilities
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The Pentium D processor is intended for use in personal desktop computers and can provide up to 512K of cache and 3.6GHz front-side bus. The exact specifications depend on which model of Pentium D processor you select.
Pentium D Features
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The Pentium D processor offers many Intel features, such as Virtualization Technology, Idle States, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep and Execute Disable Bit.
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