We have rounded up a few benchmarks to compare these two processors to see how much faster the Core 2 Duo is than it's low-budget predecessor. This in turn clocks the Pentium D 805 at 2.66GHz - 266Mhz faster than the E6600. In comparison the Pentium D 805 has 1MB of L2 Cache per core and runs at a mere 533FSB with a 20x multiplier. This clocks the Core 2 Duo E6600 at a mere 2.4GHz. The Core 2 Duo has 2MB of L2 cache per core and runs at 1066FSB with a 9x Multiplier. īelow is a list of specs and features as a comparison between the two processors. If you want to read and find out what all if new with the Core 2 Duo architecture, head on over and read this excellent article at PC Perspective.
We have put the brand new Core 2 Duo E6600 at 2.4GHz against the 2.66GHz Pentium D 805.Īlthough I realize that this is not a fair comparison, I thought it would be interesting to see how much faster the Core 2 Duo really is when compared to a slightly faster clocked Pentium D processor.
We have tested six real world applications and six games in our quest to gather data. Today we are taking a bit of a look at how the Core 2 Duo compares to the Pentium D in terms of real world performance. Even Pentium D wasn't a big jump in performance or thermal reduction. Products: Intel 805 Pentium D, Core 2 Duo E6600Ĭore 2 Duo is a tremendous step up from the previous generation of CPU's from Intel.
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