Product comparison · 2 laptops

ASUS X551CA-SX015H Intel® Celeron® 1007U Laptop vs ASUS X551CA-SX016D Intel® Pentium® 2117U Laptop

Key differences

Processor family
- X551CA-SX015H Intel® Celeron® 1007U Laptop:Intel® Celeron®
- X551CA-SX016D Intel® Pentium® 2117U Laptop:Intel® Pentium®
Processor model
- X551CA-SX015H Intel® Celeron® 1007U Laptop:1007U
- X551CA-SX016D Intel® Pentium® 2117U Laptop:2117U
Processor frequency
- X551CA-SX015H Intel® Celeron® 1007U Laptop:1.5 GHz
- X551CA-SX016D Intel® Pentium® 2117U Laptop:1.8 GHz
CPU multiplier (bus/core ratio)
- X551CA-SX015H Intel® Celeron® 1007U Laptop:15
- X551CA-SX016D Intel® Pentium® 2117U Laptop:18
Optical drive type
- X551CA-SX015H Intel® Celeron® 1007U Laptop:DVD±RW
- X551CA-SX016D Intel® Pentium® 2117U Laptop:DVD Super Multi
Operating system installed
- X551CA-SX015H Intel® Celeron® 1007U Laptop:Windows 8.1
- X551CA-SX016D Intel® Pentium® 2117U Laptop:FreeDOS
Intel® My WiFi Technology (Intel® MWT)
- X551CA-SX015H Intel® Celeron® 1007U Laptop:No
- X551CA-SX016D Intel® Pentium® 2117U Laptop:Yes
Processor ARK ID
- X551CA-SX015H Intel® Celeron® 1007U Laptop:72061
- X551CA-SX016D Intel® Pentium® 2117U Laptop:71469

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Comparison of X551CA-SX015H, X551CA-SX016D
133 specifications	A ASUS X551CA-SX015H Intel® Celeron® 1007U Laptop Model X551CA-SX015H View product	B ASUS X551CA-SX016D Intel® Pentium® 2117U Laptop Model X551CA-SX016D View product
Processor5 differ
Processor familyDiffers	Intel® Celeron®	Intel® Pentium®
Processor modelDiffers	1007U	2117U
Processor frequencyDiffers	1.5 GHz	1.8 GHz
Processor seriesDiffers	Intel Celeron 1000 series for Mobile	Intel Pentium 2000 series for Mobile
CPU multiplier (bus/core ratio)Differs	15	18
Storage1 differ
Optical drive typeDiffers	DVD±RW	DVD Super Multi
Software1 differ
Operating system installedDiffers	Windows 8.1	FreeDOS
Processor special features3 differ
Intel® My WiFi Technology (Intel® MWT)Differs	No	Yes
Processor ARK IDDiffers	72061	71469
Processor codeDiffers	SR109	SR0VQ

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