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#19325 12-Feb-2008 21:28

Ok, looking into the Details of Windows Experience Index, I just saw something strange,

System

	Manufacturer	Dell Inc.
	Model	MM061
	Total amount of system memory	2.00 GB RAM
	System type	32-bit operating system
	Number of processor cores	2
	64-bit capable	Yes

What does 64-bit capable means? My processor is Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU T5300 @ 1.73GHz

Is that mean that my processor is 64 bit ??

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#110214 12-Feb-2008 21:33

And what does CPU-Z tell you?

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#110216 12-Feb-2008 21:39

rscole86: And what does CPU-Z tell you?

I really dont know...here is the screenshot

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#110219 12-Feb-2008 21:45

EM64T - it is a 64bit chip :)

I am not exactly sure on this, and some ready is required... but it looks like all Merom chipsets onwards, looking only at Core 2 Mobiles are 64 capable.

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#110222 12-Feb-2008 21:49

rscole86: EM64T - it is a 64bit chip :)

I am not exactly sure on this, and some ready is required... but it looks like all Merom chipsets onwards, looking only at Core 2 Mobiles are 64 capable.

What the.....!!!!!

Dell never advertised as 64 bit when I bought and till today I didnt knew this is 64 bit!!!!

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#110227 12-Feb-2008 21:57

You seem disappointed!

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#110234 12-Feb-2008 22:01

All Core2Duo processors are 64bit.

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#110238 12-Feb-2008 22:05

scottjpalmer: All Core2Duo processors are 64bit.

There ya go then

and a bit of reading confirms that

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#110253 12-Feb-2008 22:41

Can someone tell me if the Intel T2450 is "Core Duo" or "Core 2 Duo"? Most info says Core Duo but one Intel webpage said Core 2 Duo?

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#110256 12-Feb-2008 22:49

Core Duo

Core 2 Duo

My conclusion = Core Duo

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#110257 12-Feb-2008 22:51

scottjpalmer: All Core2Duo processors are 64bit.

ah....so all these days I didnt knew this...lol

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#110258 12-Feb-2008 22:51

rscole86: You seem disappointed!

Not disappointed, surprised

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#110263 12-Feb-2008 23:03

scottjpalmer:
Core Duo

Core 2 Duo

My conclusion = Core Duo

The Core Duo's aren't 64bit IIRC. Only the Core 2 Duo's are.

According to this page: http://www.intel.com/products/processor_number/chart/core2duo.htm the T5300 is:

T5300

65 nm

2MB L2

1.73 GHz

533 MHz

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#110270 12-Feb-2008 23:11

Hey Brad, long time no see!

Yes, I agree totally, always did, those 2 links were posted in response to the post immediately above them to help Ahmad who kinda hijacked the thread.

Cheers

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#110275 12-Feb-2008 23:25

scottjpalmer: Hey Brad, long time no see!

Yes, I agree totally, always did, those 2 links were posted in response to the post immediately above them to help Ahmad who kinda hijacked the thread.

Cheers

Ah I see. My bad!!

On a side note: Bad thread hijacker.

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#110287 13-Feb-2008 00:02

chakkaradeep:

http://processorfinder.intel.com/details.aspx?sSpec=SL9WE

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