Intel Core 2

when an i/o device is ready to do the process with cpu and the cpu not is not know the status of.. trhe i/o device,then i/o device sends a request to service it

An advantage of the Core i3 processor is that it is faster than previous processors such as the Pentium 4. A disadvantage is that the i5 and i7 are generally faster.

On a Dual Core LGA1155 (a 45 nm chip) there are 1,400,000,000 or 1.4 Trillion resistors, includes both cores.

Intel Core i5 is a fast, responsive processor. It is not as good as Core i7, but better than Celtron, Core 2 Duo, and Core i3.

Core chaplets is a diagram of chaplet usage. This is usually supported by two core.

The best computer to buy among the three is i7. It will be able to complete the calculations faster.

With a Radeon HD 7540D, it is unlikely that you will be able to run Battlefield 4. Your CPU would be able to handle it, but that graphics card will bottleneck your processor. You would need to switch graphics cards to play. A good card would be the Radeon HD 6790.

Depends how you broke it, if you fried it you can't repair it, if you broke a pin you might be able to fix it with some luck by finding which pin broke and locating the pins hole on the socket so you can put a small metal material to make contact with the broken pin's 'remains'.

Core 2 duo should be better due to fact that it was produced using a better technology (65 nm vs 90 nm). Chech "Sources and related links" below for more information.

hey there, seeing as though the e-450 is a very low range cpu, it will definatly not run skyrim on high/medium. skyrim is just too detailed. i have the same processor/graphics and my laptop actually does run skyrim on low. just dont expect smooth graphics all the time. what you are trying to do is run an amazingly detailed game on a low power netbook processor.

if youre not too bothered with the occasional stutter once in a while it will run,

if you want high framerates, even on low settings it will NOT run.

yup! Fear 1, Doom 3 BGF edition, Tomb raiders before the new reboot of 2013, Ps2 and N64 Emulators run pretty smooth, Call of duty MW1 and 2 will run nicely, Portal 2 will be nice playable, Half-Life 1 will run perfectly almost, Half Life 2 Will play at 30-40 fps (nice), Team Fortress 2 is PLAYABLE, No problems with Far Cry 1, 2 and even 3 will run, bad graphics only for Somes games like Tf2 and Far Cry 3.

Have a nice day!

intel i5 generally however some amd's will be better than i5's and vice versa

Absolutely! The bigger the better!!

3 GB of ram can use for core 2 duo

That processor may just handle it but it also depends on what graphics card you have in your computer. It will tell you whether it will play well on your computer.

It depends on the motherboard. If your motherboard supports core i3, it is possible, if not it isn't.

No, It means that you can run two different programs simultaneously that take up the 1.6ghz without hindering the other.

The major difference is that an Intel Core processor is 32-bit, while Intel Core 2 processors support 64-bit operation. At the same clock speed, L2 cache, and FSB, they will perform about the same.

the FSB or Front Side Buss is the same on multi core [ dual ] ,[three] , or [quad] the speed can be higher or lower and it [ over the years ] has gone from 8 bits wide to now 64 bits wide , each bit would be like a lane on a highway ..... 8 lanes can take so much traffic but 16, 32, 64 increases the amount of data that can be moved at one time increasing efficiency and computing power dramatically . Intel uses a process that makes the FSB {data buss} think its running 4x faster than it really is making for a really fast way to move data around the computer

I have a Intel core duo 2,1 4 GB Vista Ultimate and a nvidia 9600 512 and haven't seen significant lag during my play through.

It depends how many cores it has, according to the system requirements you need:
P4 3.2 GHz (single core) or any Dual Core processor

so if it has more than one core, you should be okay.

0.2857 nano Seconds

you can't run two apposing processors at the same time in a computer that's like if you have two brains for one person

Yes.