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What does multi-core allow?

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12y ago
Updated: 8/20/2019

Multi-tasking! Multiple-core model microprocessors typically perform better in highly-threaded tasks or any applications that require processor multitasking. Keep in mine multi-core processors typically have less per-core performance the higher number of cores they have. This means that, while an 8 core processor does better in highly threaded applications, it will more than likely exhibit lacking performance in single / lightly threaded workloads, such as older programs and most games. Most gamers will tell you that quad or even dual core processors are the best for gaming, due to their lower power requirements, thermal output, and better performance-per-core ratio.

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