Hey gurus,
I'm of the understanding that it's important to match the RAM speed to FSB speed. Am looking at two very similar laptops. One has a 667MHz FSB with 533MHz RAM and a Centrino Duo processor. The other has a 667MHz FSB with 667MHz RAM but with an Intel Core Solo processor. If I'm using the laptop for very RAM-intensive, multitasking realtime music apps, am I going to get better performance with a dual processor and mismatched RAM-FSB speeds or with a matched RAM-FSB speed machine that has a single processor?
Thanks in advance...
I'm of the understanding that it's important to match the RAM speed to FSB speed. Am looking at two very similar laptops. One has a 667MHz FSB with 533MHz RAM and a Centrino Duo processor. The other has a 667MHz FSB with 667MHz RAM but with an Intel Core Solo processor. If I'm using the laptop for very RAM-intensive, multitasking realtime music apps, am I going to get better performance with a dual processor and mismatched RAM-FSB speeds or with a matched RAM-FSB speed machine that has a single processor?
Thanks in advance...