Link to comparision of Pentium M CPU's?

Lonyo

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You can overclock notebook CPU's in desktop motherboards.

You need to be more specific in your request.
You want to see which Pentium-M would be the best bang for buck in a laptop?
 

stevty2889

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Best bang for the buck in what?
battery life?
stock speed performance?
overclocking potential?

You could always get a laptop that suppors 533mhz FSB, with a 1.6ghz 400mhz FSB dothan, and then pin mod the dothan to run at 533mhz FSB turing it in to a 2.13ghz. Most should do that with no problem, since my 1.6 runs at 2.4 on stock voltage.
 

Markfw

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Turion64... YOu want bang/buck in a laptop, thats its.
 

dexvx

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Originally posted by: stevty2889
You could always get a laptop that suppors 533mhz FSB, with a 1.6ghz 400mhz FSB dothan, and then pin mod the dothan to run at 533mhz FSB turing it in to a 2.13ghz. Most should do that with no problem, since my 1.6 runs at 2.4 on stock voltage.

With older 1.6/400s, its a semi-risk.

Newer ones you can probably play with 1.7's or even 1.8's and pin-mod them, depending the laptop model (larger ones generally have better cooling solutions).
 

fatty4ksu

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1) Overall performance

2) Help out a lagging graphics card

I want it equal to a 3.2 ghz p4 CPU.

Thx all.

Battery life small issue.