The CPU T4400 is core2 or pentium?

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The CPU T4400 is core2 or pentium?

Waiting for your support, thank you.

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It is a core2 duo pentium http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=40739&code=Intel%C2%AE+Pentium%C2%AE+Processor+T4400+%281M+Cache%2c+2.20+GHz%2c+800+MHz+FSB%29+Socket+P

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Sorry, but no. It is a Intel® Pentium® Processor T4400, Intel(R) Core(TM) 2 Duo is a different processor family, this does not reflect the number of cores, the name is basically an identification of the family.

Your processor does have 2 cores but it will not go in to the Intel(R) Core(TM) 2 Duo processor family.

PV.

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I disagree completly!!! it is all about marketing! and if you look at the link i provided in the top left corner you have the core 2 image and the name of the CPU is pentium! If you want to talk about families, it's family is Montevina!!!! Regarding the pentium/core 2, the big difference is hyperthreading. IF there is no HT, then they nae it a pentium. It is the same with the new G9650... same die and what not as the I5s, it is still a clarkdale...but called a pentium because it has not HT!

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You are part right in your comments. The Pentium version of a Core 2 Duo CPU is the same core other than the cache size and the FSB speed. A Wolfdale C2D may have 4MB cache and a FSB of 1066MHz. A Wolfdale Pentium may have 1MB cache and a FSB of 800MHz.

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If you use a http://www.laptopspec.net laptop. It is a Core Duo.