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Difference Between Conroe and Yonah

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What is the differene between Conroe and Yonah?

FSB, Cache, and 64-Bit support....

Anything else?
 
the entire architecture?

Yonah is just like any other Pentium M chip, meaning it's a heavily modified P6 architecture (started with the Pentium pro, up through pentium 3). They're an interesting hybrid of P6 with some of the finer points of Netburst (namely the micro-op decoding and the quad-pumped bus).

Conroe (and the next mobile chip, Merom (sp?)) are based off intel's yet-unreleased Core architecture. The changes are pretty drastic: 4-issue instead of 3-issue, single cycle SSE dispatch, vastly improved SSE support in pretty much every way, etc.
 
Eva_Unit_0 said:
the entire architecture?

Yonah is just like any other Pentium M chip, meaning it's a heavily modified P6 architecture (started with the Pentium pro, up through pentium 3). They're an interesting hybrid of P6 with some of the finer points of Netburst (namely the micro-op decoding and the quad-pumped bus).

Conroe (and the next mobile chip, Merom (sp?)) are based off intel's yet-unreleased Core architecture. The changes are pretty drastic: 4-issue instead of 3-issue, single cycle SSE dispatch, vastly improved SSE support in pretty much every way, etc.
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I thought Yonah was some form of core
I mean it is called Core Duo/Solo
 
EnderW said:
I thought Yonah was some form of core
I mean it is called Core Duo/Solo
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Well Yonah uses the Core brand name but is still based on Pentium M technology.
 
Yonah is also the first shared cache arch. which makes it a hybred when comparying to a dothan single core. In this respect it is the same as merom.
 
$BangforThe$ said:
Yonah is also the first shared cache arch. which makes it a hybred when comparying to a dothan single core. In this respect it is the same as merom.
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yeah that's a good point. Yonah shares one thing with core, and that's the unified cache. But the real "heart" of core won't be around until merom.
 
Eva_Unit_0 said:
yeah that's a good point. Yonah shares one thing with core, and that's the unified cache. But the real "heart" of core won't be around until merom.
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And Memron looks like it will be a drop in replacement for Yonah.
 
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