Difference between, E8000 and E6000 (intel)

i currently have AMD dual core and intend to go to intel 45nm E8000 , i would like to know the major difference between E8000 and E6000 intel cpu. i do know E8000 is more efficient but is it also true that E8000 can do multitasking or multi-thereading while E6000 series can not. many thanks
1-Motherboard  MSI 7025 K8N Neo2 Platinum   Chipset   nForce3-250Gb/Ultra
2-CPU  AMD Athlon Dual Core 3800X2
3- Graphic card (MSI FX5700)    nVIDIA GeForce FX 5700
4-Memory 2 X1 GB DDR 400 DIMM Kingston
5-HDD  Maxtor 6Y160M0  (160 GB, 7200 RPM, SATA
6- OS  Window XP Prof sp2
7-power supply   Be Quite  BQT- P5-420W

Quote from: kourosh on 10-April-08, 20:01:15
thanks A LOT Aaron,that is some comfort but Please tell me a few notable enhancement, i had a look at intel site but it could not tell any a mjor difference i wonder if you can, many thanks
Some of the differences are:
Die shrink from 65nm to 45nm; it is more energy efficient (i.e. it should use less power); it has a larger level 2 cache and it should run a little cooler then the E6000 series.  Also reviewers have said that they are running about 5 to 15% faster clock for clock compared to the E6000 series. 
Downside right now is that they are in short supply and priced higher then expected because of it.
Psy

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