Intel Penryn Chips

The Intel Penryn Chips are the latest version of Intel's Core 2 Duo line of processors. The Penryn cores succeed Intel's previous line, Merom cores.

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Engadget: Penryn-based Mac Pro gets benchmarked (January 10, 2008)
Electronista: Fujitsu updates LifeBooks for Penryn (January 8, 2008)
Mac Rumors: Intel Launches Penryn Mobile Processors (January 7, 2008)
AnandTech: Intel Mobile Penryn Benchmarked: Battery Life Improves Again (January 7, 2008)
GIzmodo: Sony VAIO FZ Laptop Adds HDMI Out, Penryn Processor (January 6, 2008)
Engadget: Penryn CPUs benchmarked, don't slouch (April 18, 2007)
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which version of the intel Core 2 Duo processors is used in the 2010 revision of the 13" macbook pro? Santa Rosa, Merom, Penryn etc?(0 Answers)

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Can anyone who understands computers tell me which processor is better- Intel core 2 duo or AMD turion x2 rm75? Both run ati radeon hd 4530(1 Answer)

A: Both processor are quite similar, but you don't specify an Intel Core 2 Duo model to compare with, so i selected the closest processor - Merom as references ...

Why did Apple start producing Intel-based Macs instead of sticking to their old way of making processors?(1 Answer)

A: The older processors were taking to long to develop, so they just stuck a few intels together across there whole line of computers many years ago. This enabled ...