What will be the difference that i will be able to see if i go with a 1.7 centrino (lets say an i8600) or a p4 w/ HT (lets say a 5150)? Will the "power" be that much more and how will it show itself? If p4 w/ HT IS that much better and worth it, how does the i8600 compare with some of the Sagens (have not looked at them at all) and how is the Sagen warranty? Thanks.
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