if its a 2.13gHz processor, is that 2.13 per core, or 2.13/# of cores?
thanks.
thanks.
Ender2309 wrote:
2.13/# of cores
I don't think that is correct. From what I have read they are both running at the same clock spead: 2.13, so essentially you have 2.13 processing cores in one chip. That does not mean you get 4.26 ghz speed though, because they both go through the same pipeline...ie...cache, frontside bus, etc.Trigger_Happy_92 wrote:
Ender2309 wrote:
2.13/# of cores
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2.13GHz each core. But they do different tasks.
