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Asked by zm15 in Video Editing, General Laptop, Computer CPU Processors

Tags: intel, processor, laptop, video editing, graphics, web development

I am in need of some expert opinions here. I do video editing, after effects mostly, and am getting more and more into programming, javascript, flash, actionscript, etc... I also do alot of graphics work with illustrator and photoshop.

Having said that, it's time to upgrade from my 2004 Vaio 1.8 Ghz machine. This is what i am looking at, choosing between a couple of processors:

Intel: P8700 or the T9400

i know that the P series has less wattage, 10 watts to be exact i believe, but will this have much difference in battery power? I really like the T9400 because it has twice the L2 cache as the P8700 and since i do alot of video that is really the key.

This will be a work computer, and most likely a desktop replacement. (good battery life is always a plus :)

In the opinion of those that have had experience with similar applications and processors, is it worth going with the higher wattage, and cost, T9400???
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