Morash
08-02-2011, 12:35 AM
Laptop processors usually use less power than their desktop equivalents.
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As desktop computers are mainly powered,
their power consumption is less important than that of laptop PCs.
Laptops often run on battery; the components are designed to use less power t
o improve battery life.
Laptop processor ranges are designed with low power consumption in mind.
The devices are designed to be compatible with their desktop equivalents
but to conserve battery life and to produce less heat.
Features:
Laptop processors usually provide the facility to run at lower performance settings
to conserve battery. If the laptop is being used for a simple task,
the processor can be configured to save power by running more slowly.
Modern processors can change these settings
automatically based on the use of the computer.
Performance:
A huge range of both laptop and desktop processors is available,
providing the performance required for any given task.
Some manufacturers market "desktop replacement" laptops,
which have desktop processors installed to provide high processor performance.
http://i1093.photobucket.com/albums/i430/Morash00/common-processor-problems-800x800-1.jpg
As desktop computers are mainly powered,
their power consumption is less important than that of laptop PCs.
Laptops often run on battery; the components are designed to use less power t
o improve battery life.
Laptop processor ranges are designed with low power consumption in mind.
The devices are designed to be compatible with their desktop equivalents
but to conserve battery life and to produce less heat.
Features:
Laptop processors usually provide the facility to run at lower performance settings
to conserve battery. If the laptop is being used for a simple task,
the processor can be configured to save power by running more slowly.
Modern processors can change these settings
automatically based on the use of the computer.
Performance:
A huge range of both laptop and desktop processors is available,
providing the performance required for any given task.
Some manufacturers market "desktop replacement" laptops,
which have desktop processors installed to provide high processor performance.