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Intel Core 2
The Intel Core 2 is a line of 64-bit microprocessors from Intel first released in 2006. They are available in single, dual and quad-core editions. The Intel Pentium Dual-Core processors (with the exception of the T2060, T2080, and T2130 models) are also part of this line.
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How many threads run at the start of JVM?
at the starting of the JVM it handels approx 7000 threads .........
Is 2.20 ghz better than 2.4 ghz?
Not enough for you to see the difference if you have a computer that runs 2.3 unless you jump to say 3.0 or higher you wont be able to tell the difference just by looking. For opening and running programs the timing will be in milliseconds as the difference so it wont make much.
What is the difference between the Intel T2330 and the T7500?
T2330 / T7500
CPU Speed: 1.6 / 2.2 GHz
Bus Speed: 533 / 800 GHz
Cache Size: 1MB / 4MB
Have a look at:
http://processorfinder.intel.com/
Which is better for gaming a 1.6 ghz dual core processor or a 2.6 ghz single core processor?
First you must understand that with the new Core processors, Intel developed an entirely new architecture. Meaning just because it runs at 1.6ghz, it still completes more operations per second that the 2.6ghz model.
Now, if we compare applications performance, the dual core will always win, especially with multiple applications or multi threaded applications. There are only a few games that support multi threading as of now, but even so, in the future most games will, and they will take advantage of that second core. Since the new architecture of the Core line is so great, your 1.6ghz dual core will stomp the 2.6ghz P4 into the ground.
Hope this answers your question :)
-Rob
I disagree with Rob. While the average user will find the 1.6Ghz dual core to be faster, the 2.6Ghz Pentium 4 can utilize hyper threading. Using Linux you can optimize and access greater hyper threading (if your BIOS supports it) than windows. http://software.Intel.com/en-us/articles/methods-to-utilize-intels-hyper-threading-technology-with-Linux/
this is just a taste
If you become familiar and apply more advanced and specific hyper threading to programs you use all the time, a 50$ Intel Pentium 4 3.8GHz CPU off eBay will give a 300$ 1.6ghz quad core a run for its money.
Hope this enlightens you :)
-Mike
Ideas for the different Cores?
I wouldn't make them anything to do with elemental. The "elemental" theme has been done to death.
I would make them revolve around spheres of "power", like knowledge, wisdom, etc. Since the game is about (I'm guessing) some sort of "battle", each core could relate to an aspect of battle.
1. Knowledge Core
2. Strength Core
3. Command Core
4. Tactics Core
5. Intelligence Core
6. Deception Core
7. Battle Core
Each one kind of leads to the next one. With knowledge comes strength, through strength you can command, so on and so forth. Feel free to change the order around, though, these are just ideas.
Improved Answer
A dual core CPU means that the processor (chip) has two cores built into it. You can think of a core as a brain, which allows the processor to do more calculations at once. If you yourself had more brains, you would be able to do more at once. It is the same concept with processors. Having more cores doesn't actually mean you have a better processor though. Since an Intel i5 can take on an AMD 6 core processor.
Original Answer
it is a single cpu with multiple cores that work together. i am building a computer that has an 6core AMD processor in it. there is one cpu that i put in.
Duo is a part of the whole name - Core2Duo. So when you are talking about a single processor, no matter that there are two cores inside it, you should say: "My Core2Duo IS faster..."
What is core i5 i4 i3 in computer?
A standard processor had one core like in P1, P2, P3, P4. It means it can performed only one task at a time. Now to make computer able to perform multiple tasks simultaneously it is being manufactured with multiple processors.
A Dual-core processor has two cores.
A Quad-core processor has four cores.
An i3 processor has 2 cores.
An i5 processor has 2 or 4 cores (depending on the model you have.)
An i7 processor has 2, 4 or 6 cores (depending on the model you have.)
Is the core amd a10 better than i7?
No, the i7 is a very fast processor and even to keep up, you would need something like an AMD Phenom 8-core.
It means Central Proccessing Unit. It can be described as the brain of the computer or where all of the data is sent to
How fast is a 600 MHz processor vs 1ghz processor?
1ghz is faster then 600 mhz
Edit- Not really.
A 1GHz processor cycles through instructions faster, but take this for thought.
What if you have Processor 1, which is at 1GHz but does 2 operations per cycle. This processor has a small L1 Cache and a high cache miss rate. Lets say this is a 16-bit processor with an 8-bit bus width (Older desktop processors)
Processor 2 runs at 600MHz but does 4 operations per cycle, a large L1 Cache, and an extremely low cache miss rate. This is a 32-bit processor with a 16-bit bus width (Older server processors)
Processor 2 will be more than TWICE as fast in actual performance. Don't go by the GHz / MHz readings alone.
Explain what is meant by the fetch-execute cycle and describe its action in RLT?
Explain what is meant by the fetch-execute cycle and describe its action in RLT?" Explain what is meant by the fetch-execute cycle and describe its action in RLT?"
What causes core capabilities to become core rigidities?
Relying too much on the same routine without constantly looking at your work routine and not improving it, causes Core Capabilities to become Core rigidities.
Reason: is that other companies and organization are doing researches and doing there best to make you Obsolete, because the want their company to lead your company.
What types of options are shown on the cmos setup?
Ports, hard drives and other drives settings, boot order, memory and CPU settings.
Very little, actually. The Pentium Dual-Core has a smaller L2 cache, making it just slightly slower than a Core 2 Duo at the same clock speed.
What is the difference between core-2 due and quad?
Dual Core is better because it has 2 processors. The more the better. (Dell has a Quad Core, 4, processor computer and Mac has a Dual Quad Core processor, yes 8 processors). The main difference is that core duo is 32-bit processor, where as Core 2 Duo is 64-it processor, also for Core 2 Duo, the cache memory is 4MB compared to 2MB of Core Duo.
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Samkad -
Lets try to make it clear -
Dual core and Core2 Duo both use 2 cores to process instructions..... good.... ok... but what's the difference then...
Well... the main difference is in the cache memory they use.....
The Dual Core processors use single cache shared between the 2 cores... plus, the size of this cache memory is usually less as compared to Core2 Duo ones (typically in size of 128 KB to around 512 Kb or 1 MB)......
On the other side Core 2 Duo processors also use 2 cores but they have dedicated cache memory assigned to each of the core. so in effect there are two cache memories (note - in case if you don't know what exactly cache memory is - its a static memory - Static RAM - which is costly - and charged per KB size - because they are embedded into your processors.... and your processor stores instruction set into these cores and also info of frequently accessed memory locations so that it doesn't need to go to your main memory - RAM - on motherboard - every time and search indexes to get these locations. The result is - your access time is greatly reduced.. ok.. enough of info... lets get back to main topic)... so, the more cache your processor has got, the more costly will it be and more info can it store and faster will it become.... coming back to Core 2 Duo processors.... the cache size is typically 1 MB to up to 4 / 6 / 8 /12 Mb of size. so if a core 2 duo processor config states 4 Mb of cache, then effectively your 2 cores will use 2 Mb each... now you can make out the difference in speed between a dual core using 512 cache and a Core 2 Duo using 4 Mb of cache... and the same reason why core 2 duo processors are costly and more faster (about 40 %) than the dual core ones...
Finally... to summarize, dual core procs (less cache size and that too shared cache between two cores) are strip in version of Core 2 Duo procs (more cache size and independent cache between each of the two cores), which make Core 2 Duo procs costlier and faster than Dual Core procs... so the winner is Core 2 Duo (and its comes with a price...)
hope everyone is clear now....
lets make it simple............
cheers,
Samkad
What is the worst processor Intel makes?
Celeron!
rewrite more depth-its actually, to be specific one of the celeron range with 1/1 core/threads and one with a 1mb or less than this cache for instance my laptop is proof. it has a intel celeron 900 with 1 core and 1 thread and also 1 mb of cache which means it can store and process very little data due to its pathetic 1mb cache and with its 1 core it can even distribute these processes over multiple cores and therefore can also only send through and utilize one thread meaning basicly 1 mb of data every like millisecond being processed which in turn means it loads something simple like an internet browser in about 5 minutes and take even longer to open word or something of other use. as for games i tried to run minecraft and it crashed on the lowest setting you could put the game on and even has crashed using google and the fan kicks in because the CPU tries to turbo boost and use a lot of power when i bring up the windows menu therefore rendering it useless no matter how much ram or hard rive space or anything it is rendered useless and your average mobile of today has a better processor. hope this helped.
