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computers intel dual core


Question Posted Saturday August 11 2007, 1:41 pm

right im building a new rig for my computer and im kind of confused on the dual core issue.
i have an intel(r) core(tm)2 cpu 4400 2.00GHz proccesor i was wondering i know the dual core is basically 2 proccesors but is it 2 1GHz proccesors or 2 2.00GHz proccesors?? anyone have any idea feedback would be great.


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theymos answered Sunday August 12 2007, 4:15 am:
Superdazz is correct, it is 2 2GHz processor cores(it looks like a normal processor and requires only one socket). However, a single-core processor is better for a computer used for gaming only. Dual-Core is focused on multi-tasking, and(at this time) it sacrifices performance. If the programs you having running in the background while running idle use more than 10% of your CPU, you need a dual-core processor. If you're trying to make a lean, mean, gaming machine, you want a single-core processor with 4GHz+.

Windows(and linux) can handle multiple cores(up to 4 with Windows, 16 with Windows x64) without any special configuration.

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