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What makes a dual-core CPU better than a hyper-threaded CPU? The hyper-
threaded Pentium 4 shares a single ALU but splits out the FPU for multiple threads.
If two processes both need the ALU, then the hyper-threading
doesn’t do much. A dual-core CPU has two distinct processors
and could handle multiple processes more efficiently.
Mobile CPUs
The inside of a laptop PC is a cramped, hot environment, where no self-
respecting CPU should ever need to operate. Since the mid-1980s, CPU manu
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facturers have endeavored to make specialized versions of their processors to
function in the rugged world of laptops. These are called mobile processors.
Over the years, a number of CPU laptop solutions have appeared. Virtually
every CPU made by Intel or AMD has come in a mobile version. You can usu-
ally tell a mobile version by the word mobile or the letter M in its name. Here
are a few examples:
Mobile Intel Pentium III
Intel Pentium M
Mobile AMD Athlon 64
AMD Turion 64 (All Turions are mobile processors but don’t use
mobile or M in their name. AMD usually adds mobile technology as
part of the Turion description.)
Intel Core Duo (a dual-core CPU)
A mobile processor uses less power than an equivalent desktop model. This
provides two advantages. First, it enables the battery in the laptop to last longer.
Second, it makes the CPU run cooler, and the cooler the CPU, the fewer cooling
devices you need.
Almost every mobile processor today runs at a lower voltage than the desk
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top version of the same CPU. As a result, most mobile CPUs also run at lower
speeds—it takes juice if you want the speed! Mobile CPUs usually top out at
about 75 percent of the speed of the same CPU’s desktop version.
Throttling
Modern CPUs have the capability to reduce their processing cycles and lower
their clock speeds when they reach a certain temperature; this feature is called
throttling. This is incredibly important with mobile processors because the heat
dissipation method for portable PCs is wimpy compared with that of desktop
PCs. Its also essential when you have a catastrophic fan failure—either through
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