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Peter Smirnov

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(Msg. 1) Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 11:50 pm Post subject: Is Intel "Core 2 Duo" ALWAYS 64Bit ? Is the E4300 with 65 Watt the lowest power consumption version ? Archived from groups: comp>os>linux>hardware, others (more info?)

First question: Are ALL versions of the Intel Core 2 Duo CPU 64 Bit or are there 32 bit versions as well ? What is CURRENTLY the Intel Core 2 Duo version with the lowest power consumption? From what I have heard it is the E4300 with 65Watt. Is this correct? Furthermore I have heard of versions beginning with a label starting with E20xx which will have only 20-25 Watt. There are scheduled to release 3rd quarter 2007. Is this correct ? Peter >> Stay informed about: Is Intel "Core 2 Duo" ALWAYS 64Bit ? Is the E4300 with 65 ..

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