mobile Dual Pentium T2330 based on which core?

[Ameeryan]

Hello,
I have Dell 1720 with a Pentium Dual Core T2330 CPU, which runs at 1.6GHz.I want to know which core this is based on? The T2300 and T2350 are Core Duo cores, which I think are derived from the Petium M. Intels own website lists this as an Intel® Pentium® Dual-Core Mobile Processor. Can you help me out??

[Joshua]

I think it's Conroe-L (2xConroe cores but only 1 MB of shared cache). FWIW, That's a <= 90mm ² chip, even smaller than ~ 110mm ² Allendale, compared to the number Conroe.old ~ 140mm ² of new mine mentioned Conroe / Merom-L: http://www.beyond3d .com / content / news / 175 (I have heard allegations that there * is * a single-core Conroe-based die since then, however, and if the T2330 is actually based on Merom-L then obviously no basis has been disabled in this SKU.

[Sebastian.j]

The T2330 is based on the M0 stepping of the reduced cache Merom, same as the parties T5xx0. It is native 2MiB L2 cache with 1MB disabled.Conroe-L is a SKU office used by the 4x0 series parts Celeron, Merom-L is equivalent mobile 5x0s.It used by the Celeron M is based entirely Core microarchitecture, it is the Core 2 Duo that Celeron P4 generation were the Pentium 4's Full Fat - prune some of the cache, FSB guard down and disable certain features (eg, VT, TXT).

[PeterAGASSI]

Desktop Celeron dual-core have already been released (SPEC) with 512KiB L2 cache, but otherwise the same as the Dual Core Pentium chips, including the use of the Allendale core. Conroe-L seems to be purely single core, but with 1 MB of L2 cache on-die, even if only 512KiB is activated.
Basically Pentium Dual Core is used as a sign of intensification, Core 2 Quad / Duo> Pentium Dual Core> Celeron, the underlying architecture and even some of the cores are built on are the same.