What's the difference between the old bartons and the mobiles?

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I'd assume the mobiles are meant for laptops, but it seems that people are putting them in desktops.

I have an old Barton 2500+ from around a year ago and am curious to how it compares.
 

Avalon

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The barton mobiles run at 1.45v as opposed to 1.65v default voltage
They also come multiplier unlocked, every one of them :)
Hmm...plus they run default on a 266mhz FSB
That's pretty much the only big differences
2400+ mobile runs at 1.8ghz default, 2500+ at 1.86ghz, and the 2600+ at....2.0ghz?
they all are very capable of high overclocks, and they will easily do 333mhz/400mhz FSB, along with around 2.4ghz, sometimes higher
 

Shimmishim

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Originally posted by: Avalon
The barton mobiles run at 1.45v as opposed to 1.65v default voltage
They also come multiplier unlocked, every one of them :)
Hmm...plus they run default on a 266mhz FSB
That's pretty much the only big differences
2400+ mobile runs at 1.8ghz default, 2500+ at 1.86ghz, and the 2600+ at....2.0ghz?
they all are very capable of high overclocks, and they will easily do 333mhz/400mhz FSB, along with around 2.4ghz, sometimes higher

yeah... that basically sums up everything in a nut shell....

these mobiles are great overclockers!