Tilted Forum Project Discussion Community - View Single Post

Cuatela · 06-28-2005, 08:39 AM

If this is just for college, you don't really need too much, but if you're planning on using this for business when you get out...just remember you can't upgrade (as has already been said).

And Celeron processors are fine. The only difference in a Pentium M 725 and a Celeron M 350 is .3 GHz. That's not enough to notice a difference, and most of the power is in processes that most people never run anyway. Plus pentium uses more power.

If you're planning to play games, then you might still need more power, but if it's "just" for college, celeron should be fine. In fact, I gotta cousin who plays (2005) games on his Celeron 6000, and he says it works fine.

06-28-2005, 08:39 AM	#18 (permalink)
Cuatela Insane Location: NC, USA	If this is just for college, you don't really need too much, but if you're planning on using this for business when you get out...just remember you can't upgrade (as has already been said). And Celeron processors are fine. The only difference in a Pentium M 725 and a Celeron M 350 is .3 GHz. That's not enough to notice a difference, and most of the power is in processes that most people never run anyway. Plus pentium uses more power. If you're planning to play games, then you might still need more power, but if it's "just" for college, celeron should be fine. In fact, I gotta cousin who plays (2005) games on his Celeron 6000, and he says it works fine. __________________ Any sarcasm was intentional.