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I have a dual core with 3.6 ghz p4 x2 installed. How does that compare those cpu built specificly for dual core machines?
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Your question can not be answered. A dual-core machine is a computer that houses a dual-core CPU (and a matching motherboard). Also, to my knowledge (correct me if I'm wrong), the P4 3,6GHz is not a dual core CPU. Unless you mean a dual CPU motherboard. Clarify and people might be able to help you out. |
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I'm guessing i have a dual cpu motherboard because it really says 2 P4 cpu. How does that compare to the other one you mentioned?
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I have a p4 2.8c overclocked to 3.2 GHz, and because of hyperthreading, it's rated as two cpus, though it it isn't. Are you sure you have a dual core, and not just hyperthreading? |
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I beleave.. The keyword here is P4 "HT" Your Operating system picks it up as a "Dual Core" Back in them days...all that used 2x P4 "HT's'" CPU..were server boards!
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I don't know about HT, says intel. When i bought the machine i asked for a dual core machine and this is what the guy sold me. Got it for about 400-500$ used. If i go to system it says p4 3.20 and p4 3.19. There's nothing about HT. I don't know if that's good or bad that server boards used those. Which is it?
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That is eather a Northwood or Prescott CPU. P4 single core with "HT" Hyper Threading. Your OS see's it at a Dual Core CPU.
EDIT- Much like the I7...Showing 8 core's in the OS!
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So basicly you're telling me i asked for a dual core and he sold me a single?
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Sounds like he sold you a server board, lol. Are you blond ? Cause maybe he thought he was being slick .. :) If you just bought it, I'd take it back and say "WTF"
"Freedom is just another name for nothing left to lose" - Janis Joplin |
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The 3.6 is a pentium D has 2 cores but was intels first series of muli-core cpus. The new type are core2 duo the way the cores are connected and communicate are different. The newer types are alot faster . |
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