Su4100 vs T6600 Intel Laptop Processors, which one is better ?

[Ryker]

Hi,
i would like to get new laptop,but i want the best one with proper processor which does not slow down the performance and one with the more battery life,what is the major difference between the processors of Su4100 and the T6600, so which one will be preferable so that i can get it for my laptop, reply the best one for me.

[Eru]

According to the laptop which you want to buy,the processor from my side would be of the SU4100 as better choice,as they have the low voltage processor and they are expected to have 6 to 8 hours of usage per battery charge,where the core 2 duo provides the battery standby of 4 hours which is much more less as compared to SU4100.

[Erubiel]

Su4100 is more slower then the T6600, the power consumption of Su4100 is much less then the T6600, the laptops with SU4100 are more expensive related to T6600, the T6600 mostly can go for the pc games,the games like warcraft 3 may be played over T6600,therefore it will be best preferable to go with laptops having T6600 processor.

[Felix46]

The requirement for you to go with the laptop which will provide you the best processor, so i would like to inform you that i5-430M is the best suited for your current needs, with some room to grow if you discover that you might want to upgrade your system in the future.The Intel i5-430M is a fast "upper middle class" dual core processor. Along with Intel's other new generation processors in the i9 and i7 and i3 lines, the i5-430M is right in the middle of Intel's next generation of chips that were based based on the "Nehalem"design

[PeterAGASSI]

The intel with core two duo T6600 which is generations of chips,Intel's i-series - particularly the mobile chips - are much more efficient at driving the system, using far less electricity to achieve similar results to comparable chips in the Core 2 Duo series, the i5-430M has the high end features.

[Aloke]

New Core ix series feature a lot of improvements over the old T6600. First of all they all have Hyperthreading technology that somewhat improves performance in some programs especially while running multiple threads. There are 2 physical cores on die but with the help of the OS, the CPU is identified as a 4 core processor thus making itself available for running 4 simultaneous threads