What is the difference between processor Samsung i9500 and i9505?
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I could not find the answer in the manual but here it is from the net: "If you have GT-I9505 then its quad-core processor SNAPDRAGON 600 based (US version). If you have GT-i9500 then its octa-core processor Exynos 5 Octa based (called International Version). Go2 the link for more , http://s4tips.com/which-one-is-mine-s4-quad-core-or-octa-core-gt-i9500-or-gt-i9505/Read more at: http://s4tips.com/which-one-is-mine-s4-quad-core-or-octa-core-gt-i9500-or-gt-i9505/ | S4Tips.com"
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i9500 is a 3G version, with a samsung exynos 1.6ghz octacore processor. i9505 is a 4G version with a 1.9ghz quadcore qualcomm snapdragon processor. Both have the same overall performance, but different price tags given the network they can access.
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The i9500 is an "octo-core" Exynos 5 CPU system. Note that only 4 cores run at any given time, though. Four Cortex A7 chips power the phone most of the time, but--should the need arise for really high usage, the four Cortex A15 chips take over (and the A7's don't run during that time). The i9505 is a quad-core Snapdragon 600. The i9505 cores are full-time.For a full review, please look at http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_s4_i9500_vs_i9505-review-930.php.
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Hi Juan, Thank you for your inquiry. The item is compatible with Samsung S4 i9500. If you have questions please let us know. Thank you, Techorbits
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The first one has the i7 intel CPU the second one has the i5 CPU. Depends how much processor power you want. If you just want to browse the internet, send emails, do some light office work the i5 is fine. if you use Cad software, do heavy gaming or other processor intense activities then the i7 is the wway to go
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Hi Andre: My thought is the same as Zach's: what is the specific model number of the Core i5 currently in your Dell? You can find this by right clicking on the "Computer" icon on the main desktop screen, then left click on properties. The screen that opens will give you the specific name of your PC's processor.
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What is the i9500? if that is the active model then probably not as the active has 3 buttons on the front.
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The main difference is on the processor. The G500S processor can reach higher speeds. G500S processor - http://ark.intel.com/products/72056 S510P processor - http://ark.intel.com/products/75459/Intel-Core-i5-4200U-Processor-3M-Cache-up-to-2_60-GHz You do have 2 GB more of RAM with the S510P, but I still would go for the G500S.
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I see the current ad states Z3770. When I bought it, it was Intel i3 processor. I can't say which is really current.Just looked it up. The one I bought was 11-6363BLK @ $799.99. Also it had 128 GB SSD, not 64 GB
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I agree with Mr. Viernes response - the main difference between the two is the RAM and HHD. And of course the screen size. But you can never have enough RAM so I'd upgrade to at least 6GB, or even 8 if your budget allows. The i5 processor seems to be standard on the 400, as it is on my 500, and it's plenty fast. You do have the option of upgrading to the i7, which is great if you're running multiple graphics. Otherwise the i5 should be fine. Of course the 400 has a smaller screen than the 500 but that may be a good thing if you travel often and space is a problem. The 500 isn't heavy, and it's very slim, but it fits tight in a standard sized computer bag.
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No friend because this motherboard is socket 775 and only supports the intel core 2 quad processor 775. The core i series socket 1155 is therefore only work in new motherboards Intel 1155.
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I use the E8600 in this computer and it is the best 775 processor i ever used after trying a few other 775 family CPU's. I think the Q9550 is also very good but it cost a lot more money. I never tried it. The E8600 runs cool and the price is very low compared to what it used to cost. I bought my E8600 from Amazon for $150.
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2.5 GHz Intel Core i5-3210M dual-core processor (3.1 GHz with Turbo Boost Technology; 3 MB L3 cache)
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Hi yeah Ive seen that too. The model I purchased is a core i5. Hope that helps
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- LGA 775 for Intel Core 2 Extreme / Core 2 Quad / Core 2 Duo / Pentium Dual Core / Celeron Dual Core / Celeron, supporting Penryn Quad Core Yorkfield and Dual Core Wolfdale processors - Supports FSB1333/1066/800/533 MHz - Supports Hyper-Threading Technology - Supports Untied Overclocking Technology - Supports EM64T CPU
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The third generation, Ivy Bridge processor(NP900...C) Series 9 has RAM soldered directly onto the motherboard and cannot be upgraded, unfortunately. You should also know that Samsung replaced the SSD in the third gen. with a (slightly) inferior one.
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The i5 runs a bit cooler and is almost exactly the same speed at most things. Aside from the energy and heat savings of the i5 the 8320 is the way to go because it's far less expensive than the i5. They both over clock equally well but the i5 requires a much more expensive chipset and will add even more money to your chip cost. I actually have both of these chips and my i5 motherboard costs $250 and my 8320 motherboard only cost me around $90 if I remember and it has most of the same features with the exception of built in wifi. If cost is no factor intel wins just barely
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they are different computers. almost the same. I think one has a better processor or ram speed. you should try googling it. If I try to explain the whole thing it would take forever. remember the higher number of processor speed and ram the better. good luck
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I do not know the model you indicated, but I have several different models of Intel Core i3 and I have never noticed significant differences in performances. I have only noticed performance differences among i3 processors from different generetions (for example between first and forth generations). Really important (and useful) differences in performance are only detected betwen i3 and i5 or i3 and i7.