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| ok, i've heard that gaming can't yet take advantage of more than 1 core =( so what would make my gaming experience better?! for example E6850 3.00GHz x2 or a Q6600 2.40GHz x4 (hope i ant spamming the forums, ive been making alot of posts recently) |
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| I would go for a Quad core over a Dual core but that is a personal preference. You get more raw processor performance out of a Q6600 but as you say, it is harder to use. I expect more games will come out that are optimized for more cores.
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| games can take advantage of multiple cores now, for example half life 2 episode 2. |
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