HP m9040n Quad Q6600 2.4 GHz processor vs Hp e9180f Core - i7 - 920 (B) 2.66GHz processor

After seeing that I can't upgrade my processor on my m9040n, I am considering upgrading to the e9180f. Can someone tell me the performance benefits that I live as long as processors are concerned, if I had to buy this device? The m9040n had been improved to the extent of the disc hard memory video card / blu - ray and power player. What I see for my money?

Don't think you'll see a lot of bang for the buck, unless you use applications optimized for muti-core, will get you probably some gain of pure speed, but in my humble OPINION, is not worth the $ to a new box, since you did a little to the existing machine.

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