K Kh_Hamza Estimable Sep 30, 2014 1 0 4,510 Sep 30, 2014 #1 What is the difference b/w 3rd generation & 4th generation laptops with same specifications ?
Solution P P Prostar Computer Sep 30, 2014 The difference is most likely the Intel chipset and Core series processor. Third generation chipset is QM/HM7x and Ivy Bridge is the third gen Core series CPU. The fourth generation is QM/HM8x for the chipset and Haswell for the CPU.
The difference is most likely the Intel chipset and Core series processor. Third generation chipset is QM/HM7x and Ivy Bridge is the third gen Core series CPU. The fourth generation is QM/HM8x for the chipset and Haswell for the CPU.
M millwright Distinguished Jul 1, 2007 57 0 18,610 Sep 30, 2014 #2 I assume Intel? Mostly Graphics, and they use less power. Upvote 0 Downvote
IInuyasha74 Honorable May 1, 2013 501 0 11,310 Sep 30, 2014 #3 Depends completely on what you are talking about. Really it is better to say it means absolutely nothing, because things change from model number to model number, and is too inprecise to judge by something so abstract. Upvote 0 Downvote
Depends completely on what you are talking about. Really it is better to say it means absolutely nothing, because things change from model number to model number, and is too inprecise to judge by something so abstract.
P Prostar Computer Dignified Apr 11, 2013 2,641 3 16,810 Sep 30, 2014 Solution #4 The difference is most likely the Intel chipset and Core series processor. Third generation chipset is QM/HM7x and Ivy Bridge is the third gen Core series CPU. The fourth generation is QM/HM8x for the chipset and Haswell for the CPU. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
The difference is most likely the Intel chipset and Core series processor. Third generation chipset is QM/HM7x and Ivy Bridge is the third gen Core series CPU. The fourth generation is QM/HM8x for the chipset and Haswell for the CPU.