Anyone post 2.26/2.53ghz benchmarks?

[dj.k86]

If anyone can get these, i think it will help many people decipher for them selfs what they should get. Also if possible make both with 4 gb ram and same hard drive

 

[Eidorian]

It's 266 MHz faster? The same machines otherwise.

 

[dj.k86]

haha, no i meant like the graphs that show how it (the 2.53) preforms compared to the 2.26

 

[dunlapface]

haha, no i meant like the graphs that show how it (the 2.53) preforms compared to the 2.26

They both have the same graphics card as well ...

 

[oregon2]

They both have the same graphics card as well ...

lol, i'm not sure if you're trolling or if you're actually oblivious, but that was quite funny.

he wants a side by side benchmark showing how the two stack up performance wise. i don't know where to find one, but surely someone on this forum does.

 

[Philflow]

Keep in mind that during normal usage there will be no difference.

Only when the CPU is utilized for 100% the difference will be 10%. Tasks that fully utilize the CPU are maths, zipping and decoding for example.

2.53Ghz finishes SuperPI in 20 seconds, 2.26Ghz in 22 seconds.
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Mobile-Processors-Benchmarklist.2436.0.html

Tasks like browsing the net, playing videos, office and most games will not show any performance increase.