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Fujitsu Core Duo T2300E vs Fujitsu Pentium D 925

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  • 4identical
  • 0known for one product only

Key differences

The Fujitsu Pentium D 925 has 1.34 GHz more processor base frequency than the Fujitsu Core Duo T2300E (3 GHz vs 1.66 GHz). The Fujitsu Pentium D 925 has 2 MB more processor cache than the Fujitsu Core Duo T2300E (4 MB vs 2 MB). The Fujitsu Pentium D 925 has 1.34 GHz more l2 cache speed than the Fujitsu Core Duo T2300E (3 GHz vs 1.66 GHz). Processor family: Intel® Core™ Duo on the Fujitsu Core Duo T2300E, Intel® Pentium® D on the Fujitsu Pentium D 925. Processor socket: mPGA4 on the Fujitsu Core Duo T2300E, LGA 775 (Socket T) on the Fujitsu Pentium D 925.

  • Processor family
    • Core Duo T2300E:Intel® Core™ Duo
    • Pentium D 925:Intel® Pentium® D
  • Processor base frequency
    • Core Duo T2300E:1.66 GHz
    • Pentium D 925:3 GHz
  • Processor socket
    • Core Duo T2300E:mPGA4
    • Pentium D 925:LGA 775 (Socket T)
  • Processor cache
    • Core Duo T2300E:2 MB
    • Pentium D 925:4 MB
  • L2 cache speed
    • Core Duo T2300E:1.66 GHz
    • Pentium D 925:3 GHz
  • Processor front side bus
    • Core Duo T2300E:667 MHz
    • Pentium D 925:800 MHz
  • Thermal Design Power (TDP)
    • Core Duo T2300E:31 W
    • Pentium D 925:95 W
  • VID Voltage Range
    • Core Duo T2300E:1.1625 - 1.30 V
    • Pentium D 925:1.225 - 1.312 V

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Comparison of Core Duo T2300E, Pentium D 925
15 specifications
Processor11 differ
Processor familyDiffersIntel® Core™ DuoIntel® Pentium® D
Processor base frequencyDiffers1.66 GHz3 GHz
Processor socketDiffersmPGA4LGA 775 (Socket T)
Processor cacheDiffers2 MB4 MB
L2 cache speedDiffers1.66 GHz3 GHz
Processor front side busDiffers667 MHz800 MHz
Thermal Design Power (TDP)Differs31 W95 W
VID Voltage RangeDiffers1.1625 - 1.30 V1.225 - 1.312 V
SteppingDiffersC0D0
CPU multiplier (bus/core ratio)Differs1015
Processor codeDiffersSL9DNSL9KA

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