Intel Core 2

The AMD Turion X2 Dual-Core RM-70 and ATI Radeon 3100 are below the minimum system requirements for Guild Wars 2. The game requires a more powerful processor and a dedicated GPU for decent performance. While it might be possible to run the game on very low settings, the overall experience would likely be unsatisfactory. Upgrading to more capable hardware is recommended for a better gaming experience.

Yes, a quad-core processor is generally faster than dual-core or single-core processors because it can handle more tasks simultaneously.

1: Buy the vote. Learn to turn the Tragedy of the Commons into the Opportunity of the Commons. A lie repeated often enough becomes the truth, and nobody really cares about the truth anyways. Never say what you mean, say what the electorate wants to hear, and say it AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE.

2: Juice in your friends. As can be seen from even a cursory examination of the Soviet Politburo, if done properly, this can turn your administration into an unstoppable bureaucratic juggernaut, even if you lose the vote later on.

3: Line your pockets. See step 1. The beauty of this is that you're stealing from the public, keeping most of it, and giving a tiny kickback to your victims to, paradoxically, ensure their loyalty. This works only until a rival learns to steal more effectively than you, so practice makes perfect on this one.

The answer depends on what you intend to build. Balsa is a very lightweight but flimsy material that is good for building model airplanes, among other things, but may not be useful if you intend on using it for any type of load-bearing.

dual core

multiple core microprocessor, in this case 2

A variant when it comes to processors refers to related models of processors. For example, a variant of the Intel Core i3 processor is the Intel Core i5 processor.

There's really no way to tell which manufacturer has the better processors. It all depends on the speed. If you find two processors that are both the same speed, I guarantee that AMD will be 100-150 dollars less but matched quality. Some Intel dual cores are faster than AMD but are much more expensive.

Intel

The term "Mhz" stands for Megahertz, where hertz is the number of cycles per second, and Mega equals 1 000 000 (one million). Therefore, 800Mhz is 800x1000 cycles per second.

The term Mhz is commonly applied in computers. For example, a 800Mhz Processor has 800 000 cycles/second and this is its computing speed.. In comparison, a common 2.3Ghz processor is much faster because it has 2 300 000 cycles/second.

DSP's are mainly based on Harvard architecture to perform task faster with hard wired instructions as compared to Microcontrollers which are mainly available with von neumann architecture (some microcontrollers like PIC is an exception).

The DSP can compute the numerical parts of your application faster than the microcontroller can. Because that's what it's designed to do. You might also find that DSPs have more of the "right sort" of integrated peripherals, compared to microcontrollers.

No. The ASUS P5GD1-VM motherboard uses an Intel 915 chipset, which is too old for a Core 2 Quad (or even a Core 2 Duo). Probably the best processor you could get running on that board would be a Pentium Extreme Edition 840.

in 4 core cable all four cables are equal dia and in a 3.5 core cable 3 cores are equal dia and fourth one will be with half dia. and it is used for neutral in 3phase 4 wire syastem

It means that there are two cores on one chip. It is sort of like gluing two single core processors together if that helps to visualize it. It is good for multitasking because each program can use one core and some can use both at once. Both Cores operate at 1 GHz.

The difference is that the Core 2 DUO E7500 Is much faster and is dual cored. Single core are slower and very harder to operate. Dual core and higher is MUCH faster and easier to operate in computers. Although, they are a little more expensive.

In computer processing, dual core processors are processors that feature two individual processing cores. 'Duo Core' is a brand of dual core processors associated with Intel Core 2 Duo processors. There is no difference, one is just a brand.

3.00ghz would be much faster then 1.80ghz, nearly double the computing power.

It should be fine. Before someone says its based on old Pentium technology, it isn't. The new Intel Pentium Dual Core processors are based on the Core 2 Duo core architecture (Merom-2M).

However it doesnt share the same amount of cache as the Core 2 Duo laptop versions have. Although I have one for my new laptop which I use for basic work each day. I have a proper desktop PC which I use to play games and such.

But expect the same technology and enhancements you see on the Core 2 Duo to be on the Pentium Dual-Core.

The socket type that is required for the Intel Core i7 9xx desktop series is the LGA1366 socket.

64 bits

It depends, but usually Intel is better. Older AMD processors (compared against the early Pentium 4) were much faster, however.

this is a faily new processor and is very fast and is excellent. i recommend it! yes it is a good buy and in many cases, the laptops it is in is very good value for money as it is quite cheap to buy despite its high quality and durability.

WARNING: this CPU can run quite hot Low45°C High 78°C (Core Temp 0.99.6 - CPU monitoring program)

So it is advisable to try before you buy, make sure the laptop has adequate cooling, otherwise your wrists will get quite hot.

for additional info refer to:-

http://www.CPU-world.com/CPUs/K8/AMD-Athlon%2064%20X2%20QL-65%20-%20AMQL65DAM22GG.HTML

A P4 processor is fast, but the Pentium D is much faster. The D stands for Dual Core. This means that they have two on die processor cores instead of just one, as the Pentium 4 does. Two processors also makes it better for "demanding" applications.

The Pentium D is better if you have a motherboard that will utilize the technology. As stated the Pentium D is Duel core. This is Intel's way of creating the closest environment of a true duel processor. The HT is for Hyper-Threading which acts like a zipper and allows several applications to process at the same time. The Pentium D will really make a difference when used with the new 64 bit operating system.

However, HT (Hyper-threading) P4, does have emulated Dual Core processing. In short, the processor makes the computer think its runing a dual core. The Pentium 4 also has a couple different levels, so if you are trying to make a comparison, make sure that you look carefully.

Although neither can match the power of an Athalon or an AMD x2 processor. If you are buying, get something with 64 bit processing. WAY faster and better for games and high graphic systems.

the 1.5 dual core can handle 2 threads at the same time and 3.0 single core can only handle 1 thread both of them switch threads rapidly if you have CPU-z you will find that the only difference in number of threads (the number of cores in single core is 2)

short answer : the dual core is faster in multitasks

the single core is faster in single task (like most of games)