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What does "Conroe-2m" mean?

Usually it refers to the E6300 and E6400 CPUs, as Quiksilver said, which only had 2MB of L2 Cache. All other Conroes have 4MB. (CPU-z reports my E4500 as a Conroe-2M, although I think the E4xxx series are technically supposed to be called Allendales.) What the difference between Conroe-2M and Allendale is, I couldn't tell you.
 
Conroe-2M should refer to those chips that are Conroe core but have only 2MB of L2 cache enabled (original E6300 & E6400).

Newer chips with 2MB of cache or less, such as E4xxx/E2xxx, are Allendale core, which is a different core with 2MB of L2 on die.
 
Originally posted by: CatchPhrase
I see it on core temp.
I have a e2140.
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I wouldn't think an E2140 should show up that way. Your chip, as you probably know, only has 1MB of L2 Cache.
 
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