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4th Oct 2007, 03:39
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| Sorry for being a nooob but got a simple question. When I look at my system in control panel its says I have an Intel Core 2CPU 4300 @ 1.8ghz. I've always been confused by dual core. Does this mean that i effectively have 2 cpu's running @ 1.8ghz each or is that 1.8ghz in total? |
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4th Oct 2007, 04:30
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| Well kinda, it means that you have two cores on one CPU running at 1.8ghz, so you have 2x1.8ghz on one cpu Hope that makes sense!
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