Does the AOD-150 Have n270 or n280?

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    I bought this aspire one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6834115554

    It clearly says n270 in description on the egg, but on the aspire one's my computer properties it displays 1.66Ghz N280, and cpu-z seems to confirm it, even listing the fsb as 665 mhz.

    Is this normal?

    Should I cancel my order of a 2 GB DDR2-533 module and order a 667 mhz module?
     
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    Mine has a n270.

    CPUID says it is a n270, so no doubt about it now.
     
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    I have the D150 black model from the egg, and both My Computer properties and CPU-Z show N270.
     
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    Sweet, so i guess i got one hell of a mistake in my favor.

    Batt life doesnt seem worse than claimed life, only by 15 minutes or so, and nothing is overheating :mrgreen:
     
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    What does CPU-Z show for your chipset? There won't be much difference between the 270 and the 280 unless the chipset is also different.
     
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    Intel i945GSE
     
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    Same chipset as my n270 model, so you should see some better performance with the 280.

    It would be interesting to see benchmarks, or maybe the cpu-z validation link if you have time.
     
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    Sure thing, im installing windows 7 on my ssd in the A1 right now, I can post some screenies later.

    What useful benchmarks can I run on the thing?

    edit: Oh i just realized you said validation link, I'll have to run that again after 7 installs too
     
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