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20th July 2010, 07:19 PM #101
Re: i5 450 -VS- i5 520?
As said just above me, there can't be any test or review to back up what I was saying. Because even without smartcache there is no significant performance difference. That's the reason no one bothers testing smart cache vs no smart cache, another reason is because all cpus since c2d do have shared cache on the die. If you look at reviews of the whole arrandale line architecture, the cache is in a neutral position.
I said before hypotetically that it could be an improved version of shared cache, but now ark is updated you see it's just a typo, even pure marketing argument.
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20th July 2010, 07:58 PM #102
Re: i5 450 -VS- i5 520?
in other news. I gots no clue how to make setFSB like the cpu.
in the freeware version the first three or four can getFSB but if you set it, it either doesn't change things or crashes the computer so badly you can't turn it off with the power button. I had to pull out the battery (and also swore off getFSB. let someone else do that crap)Envy 14
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22nd July 2010, 07:06 PM #103
Re: i5 450 -VS- i5 520?
Thats because the setfsb developper guy needs you to contact him to provide the clockgen chip model that is on the envy motherboard. I don't know where is located the clockgen chip, but if you sent him HD pictures of the envy motherboard with all chips name readable he would find it, set up in the program the right clockgen, and add envy 14 support in the next version of his setfsb.
That said never try a random clockgen on set FSB, it can cause scary problems : P
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25th July 2010, 01:10 AM #104Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: i5 450 -VS- i5 520?
What about between the 450 and 540?
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25th July 2010, 08:33 PM #105
Re: i5 450 -VS- i5 520?
540 is obviously better.
partly since it's clocked higher by default (2.53 Ghz base speed)Envy 14
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26th July 2010, 10:41 AM #106
Re: i5 450 -VS- i5 520?
too bad it is not an option...
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4th August 2010, 04:08 PM #107Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: i5 450 -VS- i5 520?
@ OP
i5-450M Actually has VT but not VT for IO. You are still good with running some VMs with the 450M just the virtual IO transfer (virtual devices) will be slower compared to 520M.
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6th August 2010, 02:20 PM #108Notebook Consultant
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Re: i5 450 -VS- i5 520?
sif the 450 doesn't have VT?
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7th August 2010, 12:37 AM #109
Re: i5 450 -VS- i5 520?
how's 450 for gaming, like sc2 and fps games ? strong enough or it will be slowin things down ?
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7th August 2010, 12:04 PM #110
Re: i5 450 -VS- i5 520?
m17xr3 with i7-2720qm and ATI 6970m
$200 cooling mod http://forum.notebookreview.com/7616798-post11.html



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