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HP Intel Celeron 450 vs HP Intel Pentium E5300

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  • 12specifications compared
  • 7differ
  • 5identical
  • 2known for one product only

Key differences

The HP Intel Pentium E5300 has 0.4 GHz more processor base frequency than the HP Intel Celeron 450 (2.6 GHz vs 2.2 GHz). The HP Intel Celeron 450 has 20 nm more processor lithography than the HP Intel Pentium E5300 (65 nm vs 45 nm). The HP Intel Pentium E5300 has 1.488 MB more processor cache than the HP Intel Celeron 450 (2 MB vs 0.512 MB). Processor family: Intel® Celeron® on the HP Intel Celeron 450, Intel® Pentium® Dual-Core on the HP Intel Pentium E5300. VID Voltage Range: 1.05 - 1.30 V on the HP Intel Celeron 450, 0.8500 - 1.3625 V on the HP Intel Pentium E5300.

  • Processor family
    • Intel Celeron 450:Intel® Celeron®
    • Intel Pentium E5300:Intel® Pentium® Dual-Core
  • Processor base frequency
    • Intel Celeron 450:2.2 GHz
    • Intel Pentium E5300:2.6 GHz
  • Processor lithography
    • Intel Celeron 450:65 nm
    • Intel Pentium E5300:45 nm
  • Processor cache
    • Intel Celeron 450:0.512 MB
    • Intel Pentium E5300:2 MB
  • Thermal Design Power (TDP)
    • Intel Celeron 450:35 W
    • Intel Pentium E5300:65 W
  • VID Voltage Range
    • Intel Celeron 450:1.05 - 1.30 V
    • Intel Pentium E5300:0.8500 - 1.3625 V
  • CPU multiplier (bus/core ratio)
    • Intel Celeron 450:11
    • Intel Pentium E5300:13

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Comparison of Intel Celeron 450, Intel Pentium E5300
14 specifications
Processor7 differ
Processor familyDiffersIntel® Celeron®Intel® Pentium® Dual-Core
Processor modelKnown for one450Unknown — not stated by the source
Processor base frequencyDiffers2.2 GHz2.6 GHz
Processor lithographyDiffers65 nm45 nm
Processor cacheDiffers0.512 MB2 MB
Thermal Design Power (TDP)Differs35 W65 W
VID Voltage RangeDiffers1.05 - 1.30 V0.8500 - 1.3625 V
CPU multiplier (bus/core ratio)Differs1113
Processor coresKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source2

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