Are you serious?damnn, soo what would be the GHZ 4 a quad core? lol, like 7GHZ? ahaa..
The Core Duo has 2 CPU's, not 1 CPU acting like 2.jp198780 said:quad core? 4 separate cpu's? or just like the core duo, 1 cpu acting like 2..
Are you serious?
You really expect the quad cores to be a higher clock speed, considering that the QX6700 already dissipates 130W of thermal power at 2.66GHz?
The Core Duo has 2 CPU's, not 1 CPU acting like 2.
The new P4 line has 1 core, but acts like 2 with the HT.quad core? 4 separate cpu's? or just like the core duo, 1 cpu acting like 2..
No, it's 2.66Ghz for 4 cores, you don't add them up.damnn, soo what would be the GHZ 4 a quad core? lol, like 7GHZ? ahaa..
The Core 2 Duo has two cores on one CPU, which is basically two processors in one. The Core 2 Quad has two Core 2 Duo dies on it.thought it was 2 cores...soo your sayin the core duo is better than quad core?
[-0MEGA-];478503 said:No, it's 2.66Ghz for 4 cores, you don't add them up.
ok, tell me if im right, soo each core is 2.66GHZ? and they all run separtely?
ok, tell me if im right, soo each core is 2.66GHZ? and they all run separtely?
no
it is 2 CPUs with 2 cores each...
does ghz not matter anymore i mean does this mean we hit the peak of the ghz mattering to us we are at the peak of that and does that mean that from now on its gonna be dual cores and quad cores all the way up the latter of cpu technology?
does this mean we will never see a computer with 6ghz or 7 ghz
i think intel is just toying with the rich-no brainer computer loving people. i mean for some reason they always think that if you have a bigger number it is always better.....
A single core can multitask just fine, it did all the time up until dual cores were put into desktop machines. Multiple cores are all the rage now because we've gotten to the end of increasing clockspeed to gain performance. The next logical step was to increase parallel processing which is what multicore does.
does ghz not matter anymore i mean does this mean we hit the peak of the ghz mattering to us we are at the peak of that and does that mean that from now on its gonna be dual cores and quad cores all the way up the latter of cpu technology?
does this mean we will never see a computer with 6ghz or 7 ghz