Summary: What kind of difference can you expect between a dual cpu vs a single cpu setup? I currently have a single socket 370 1ghz board running 2k pro for a ...
Summary: Intel's Core 2 Duo beats just about all AMD CPUs & all P4's & they're generally clocked lower. It's about efficiency, not higher clock speed. AMD has ...
Summary: That's very interesting info about dual channel vs single channel. I have a single channel board. So, I would guess that one way to compensate for t...
Summary: My understanding is that dual processors run at equivalent of 80% of the sum, i.e. dual 1Ghz processors run equal to 1.6 Ghz. You do get benefits even...
Summary: im thinking of getting a new computer and all this core duo, 2x single core stuff is really confusing me. my current computer is running a pentuim 4, ...
Summary: If the sticks are the same size they will probably work. If they are from the same company and are otherwise identical, they will very probably work....
Summary: ok, this will sorta seem like a repeat question to some people as they already answered it to some extent. i recently upgraded from a 3700+ to a 4200+...
Summary: Well the AMD 64 Athlon 4000+ is the end of for a Athlon 64 single core processor. The Athlon X2 dual core processor will replace it but at a price. Th...
Summary: 1800+ not powerful enough for gameing? What are you playing? Any CPU over 1Ghz is fast enough for gaming. The main thing is your video card when it co...
Summary: I had an old P3 Dual 1GHz not to long ago, it still worked pretty well for a lot of things. You'd still be able to play many games on it, but none of ...
Summary: jackbomb, the answer is not as simple as that. If, by saying 3200, mjz55 means a Sempron or even Athlon / Athlon XP 3200, then the 1.8 GHz C2D will be...
Summary: I have a P4 2.6 800FSB and one stick of Geil 512MB PC3200 memory. Would their be any benifit of running in duel channel or should I just stick with si...
Summary: It's the L2 cache that is split, if you ever looked at one of those sites where they show you the processor and the cache etc... you will notice that ...
Summary: Hi folks, AMD vs Intel I have been searching information on performance comparison of 64 bit CPUs from the captioned makers. Some folks hold opinion ...
Summary: Im considering purchase of a multiprocessor motherboard however; I was wondering how great (if any) is the performance increase with two cpus compared...
Summary: okay. I think after the research I've done I got a few thinks correct now. I have 3GB ram running in single channel and there would be no way to make ...
Summary: Hi right can you think of anyhting i have missed out except the sata power cable? Delux PS2 5-Button Wireless Optical Mouse With Charger BenQ 651...
Summary: Did you configure the ram modules on a dual chanel or single chanel operation ?? I did notice that ecs have a rather large bios update for that board ...
Summary: I've got three words for you, my man SOLTEK -GOLDEN FLAME this board goes for under $100 supports 400Mhz FSB and dual channel (or single) DDR400 Ram ...
Summary: First of all, you need to look into your mobo specs to see if it supports Barton and PC3200. Then decide which memory to get. Most of the current AMD ...
Summary: hello i am planning on buying a laptop for school my budget is about 1000 - 1300 CAD and well i would like to get a laptop that can do some gamming du...
Summary: Hi Jam, well I was worried bout my Ram being matched or not. I bought same brand from same supplier, but at diff times. I've over ruled this possibili...
Summary: I have a year and a half old XP2500 barton and 512MB PC2700 Corsair Low Latency memory with timings of 2-3-2-5 1T. I also have a A7N8x and Antec 420W ...
Summary: dual channel versus single channel will hold back your motherboard fsb a little - maybe 5mhz almost all rev 1 nforce2 boards can get over 400fsb with...
Summary: "or is that combined?" It's combined. The main diff between a dual core and single core is that the L2 cache is split in 2 parts. AMD Athlon 64 X2 46...
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