When does it matter that a notebook computer has a Celeron rather than a Pentium processor?
When does it matter that a notebook computer has a Celeron rather than a Pentium processor?
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3 Responses to “When does it matter that a notebook computer has a Celeron rather than a Pentium processor?”
Never …all laptops have slow Hard Disks and fake video cards.
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If you want to play current generation 3d games, do some audio or video editing.
Celerons have less amount of cache memory compared to a pentium.
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When you buy the computer, a pentium is going to cost about $1000 more.
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