http://compare.intel.com/pcc/showch...868124,868123,877077&familyID=1&culture=en-USslguy said:How to distinguish Intel D, Intel Dual Core and Intel Core 2 Duo processors from each other?
Just look at the box of the CPUslguy said:How to distinguish Intel D, Intel Dual Core and Intel Core 2 Duo processors from each other?
Anusha said:Just look at the box of the CPU
It should have the correct name printed on the box.

I don't think they let you open three CPU packagings just to see the model number printed on the heatspreader of the CPUx-pert said:

Anusha said:I don't think they let you open three CPU packagings just to see the model number printed on the heatspreader of the CPU![]()
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That's what he is "asking". Maybe that's not what he "wanted to ask" thoughx-pert said:hari hari bung... meya ahanne eeka neweine...
Daapan ube sira explanation ekak![]()

Anusha said:That's what he is "asking". Maybe that's not what he "wanted to ask" though![]()
Basically these:slguy said:![]()
You are right guy. I am asking technically how they can be distinguished. ( I.e. clock speed, cores, cache and other significant deferences)
zCexVe said:These days we can see the CPU through the box right? So that we can choose a good OCable CPU.
i mean normal selling style in SLya.The dumba**es over @ Mitech didnt knew what is E6550.When I described the specs they say they hav one.I didnt got it coz they had the box in stores and I only get to see the CPU after I purchased it.GTRZ said:normaly here we order and pay after that we can see the cpui mean normal selling style in SL
The fool even said there is only one CPU with the specs u said.(C2D,2.33GHz,4M,1333FSB)Then I said there is E 6540 without TXT.Fool called and said back that the CPU no is E2180
.I brought the CPU from Barclays for 23150 after seeing the CPU for real.