Intel Core 2 Duo E7200 Dual Core Processor |
Like all processors that use the Intel Wolfdale core, it is built upon the smaller 45nm process technology using Intel's new high-k (hafnium) dielectric and metal gate technology. The result is a smaller, cooler and more efficient processor. Unlike other Wolfdale-based processors though, the Core 2 Duo E7200 has half its L2 cache disabled. This leaves the processor with only 3MB of L2 cache. It also uses a slower FSB speed of 1066 MHz. But does that mean it is slower than the Conroe-based Core 2 Duo processors that have 4MB of L2 cache and a faster FSB speed? You would be surprised at the results when we tested this processor and compared it against the performance of the Conroe-based Core 2 Duo processors. For the full details, read our Comprehensive Review! |
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Code Name |
Wolfdale |
sSpec Number |
SLAPC |
Core Stepping |
M0 |
CPUID String |
10676h |
Socket |
LGA 775 |
Transistor Count |
420 million transistors |
Fabrication Process |
45 nanometer high-k |
Die Size |
107 mm² |
Clock Speed |
2.53 GHz |
Front Side Bus Speed |
1066 MHz |
CPU Multiplier |
9.5x |
L1 Cache |
32 KB x 2 |
L2 Cache |
3 MB |
VID Voltage Range |
0.85 V minimum |
Thermal Design Power |
65 W |
Maximum Operating Temperature |
74.1 °C |
Supported Features |
Enhanced Intel Speedstep Technology |
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