Lots of people have very fuzzy concept for desktop and laptop processors. Is there any resemblance? Can we use it in the same way? Or is there any different? Now, OS-Store finds an answer for you.
Laptops are designed to be used on the go, which requires them to run for a long period of time on battery power. One of the main characteristics differentiating notebook processors from other CPUs is low-power consumption. The same CPUs are found in a wide range of desktop computers as well, but the performance won't necessarily be the same.
Differences between Desktop and Laptop processors are Clock speed, Operating voltage, Bus speed, Chip components.
Someone performed a head-to-head test of laptops and desktop computers running similar CPUs and found that even basic desktop systems had better performance than a high-end laptop. It is means you can upgrade both desktop and laptop processors. The only problem you may face with accessing your laptop processor is voiding you of your warranty.
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