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quang
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 Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2010 7:52 pm Post subject: Difference between a notebook and a desktop processor? |
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Can anyone tell me if a notebook processor will work in a desktop computer? If the brand, processor speed,pin configuration, and fsb, etc are the same, will it work? Thanks
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Doreen
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Desktop processors are generally faster in speed and better than notebook in many ways. The features a desktop processor includes many beneficial features that are not present in a notebook. Notebooks use mobile processors which uses less voltage to run cooler as it does not have fans or airy cases as in desktops. This added feature in a desktop ensures that its speed is most definitely faster. However, a desktop processor costs more than a notebook.
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