NickGrayson
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Celeron vs Celeron-M
Can anyone explain or point me to a site which compares performance of the Celeron with the Celeron-M. Intel don't seem to want to release any comparative figures.
I know that the Centrino technology gives more power per clock cycle, but don't know if any of this applies to the -M.
The reason I ask is that I have had a batch of faulty laptops which were Celeron 2.6GHz and the manufacturer has agreed to swap them for a similar spec machine but which has a Celeron-M 1.3GHz processor (but not Centrino).
I know that the Centrino technology gives more power per clock cycle, but don't know if any of this applies to the -M.
The reason I ask is that I have had a batch of faulty laptops which were Celeron 2.6GHz and the manufacturer has agreed to swap them for a similar spec machine but which has a Celeron-M 1.3GHz processor (but not Centrino).
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I'm sorry, but that doesn't help me (maybe I'm being thick, and I'm sure someone will tell me). That doesn't actually give me relative performance comparisons.
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Basically, the Celeron-M is the Pentium-M with less cache, and no SpeedStep capability.