i know from owning single and dual core celerons in laptops and desktops they can be okay, but are generally rubbish, but have been pretty old versions in some cases, would the same apply to the quad version?
I Saw an Asus X453M on a private sale for £100, not it doesn't state processor just that it has 2gb ram and 500gb hdd and from looking up the model I discovered it's not a too old of a laptop it seems if it only comes with win 8.1 or win 10(according to Asus site) which at the same time I noticed it has 3 processor options, dual core celeron, quad core celeron and a pentium quad which then led me on to the question more in general as chances are this one I've seen in the dual celeron which is probably more common ha.
I Saw an Asus X453M on a private sale for £100, not it doesn't state processor just that it has 2gb ram and 500gb hdd and from looking up the model I discovered it's not a too old of a laptop it seems if it only comes with win 8.1 or win 10(according to Asus site) which at the same time I noticed it has 3 processor options, dual core celeron, quad core celeron and a pentium quad which then led me on to the question more in general as chances are this one I've seen in the dual celeron which is probably more common ha.