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The type processor in your computer is important. You don't really have that much of a choice as to what type of processor is in your machine unless you build it yourself. Most PCs come with either an Intel processor or an AMD processor, and Macintosh computers now also come with Intel processors. They previously came with a Power PC chip that was designed by Motorola, but they've transitioned into Intel chips.
What is the difference between an "Intel" and "AMD" processor?
Intel is the largest chip maker in the world. AMD also makes chips. They're not as famous as Intel, but there's not really much of a difference. Intel is just the big marketer out there, and everybody sees the commercials "Intel Inside." All the Macs now actually run on Intel chips too, so they have a larger share of the market than AMD does, but they're both good chips.
What is the difference between a "Celeron" and "Pentium 4" Processor?
A "Celeron" is a lower end Intel chip. A Celeron is generally in the cheaper, less expensive computers. The "Pentium" chip is the higher end chip, and is made by Intel.
What is "MultiMedia eXtension" (MMX) technology and do I
need it?
MultiMedia eXtension technology refers to a set of
instructions that come on Intel chips. When they're enabled,
the programs that can take advantage of that will be able to
run faster. There are not a lot of programs right now that
can take advantage of MMX technologies. Right now, it's not
really a big deal if your chip does have the MMX
instructions set on it, but later on when programs come out,
they can take advantage of it. It would be a good idea to
get a chip with MMX.
What is a "Centrino" processor?
Centrino is Intel's mobile processor. It is a chip that is
found in laptops. It is a high performance, cool running
chip, and you will not find it in any desktop machine; only
in laptops.
What type of documentation is included with my new computer?
Most of the the documentation is in an electronic format on
the computer or it is available online. Manufacturers do
this to cut costs. It's just too costly to print all those
paper manuals and insert them. But, it's a shame in one
sense because a lot of customers do like to have that
tangible thing to be able to look something up. Also, if you
dont know how to use a computer you are not going to know
how to get the online documentation or how to find it on the
computer. Sometimes you need something to read, and the
computer manufacturers need to realise that documentation is
still necessary.
