Difference between Intel Core Duo Processor T2050 and T2300

**Krish07** · 16-09-2009

Hey Guys,

I'm planning to upgrade my system. I'm planning to buy the new Intel Core Duo Processor T2050, But one of my friend has suggested me to go for Processor T2300? Can any one tell me the exact difference between the Intel Core Duo Processor T2050 and T2300? Kindly provide the proper information on the above mentioned processor. Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks a lot.

**Amd Athlon** · 16-09-2009

Do you know that all Core Duos and Core 2 Duos have a shared L2 cache? I recommended a different system because quite frankly, the capabilities of either system is very limited due to the integrated graphics engines, unless you just want to use it for everyday graphics un-intensive tasks.

**PeterAGASSI** · 16-09-2009

The differences between the two is that T2300 has 2MB Cache, along with 1.83Ghz, 667Mhz FSB, whereas T2050 have 2MB Cache, along with1.60Ghz, 533Mhz FSB. It's a 2.0 Ghz 64 bit vs. a 1.6 core duo. I would say the Turion if I had to choose.

**Joshua** · 16-09-2009

You will find the differences in the the bus speed. If you want to a dual-core CPU powered notebook, Dell offer an Inspiron E1705, packed with an Core Duo T2250, a 1.73GHz clocked dual-core CPU with 533MHz FSB as well. If you wand to have more information on it, you need to visit the official intels website.