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Re: New Computer [message #276952 is a reply to message #276279] Fri, 03 August 2007 10:00 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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2 "cores" on 1 die is actually more efficient then 2 cores just connectect by the CPU package. both on 1 die means higher connnects, less latency, and the connects can run at higher speed thanks to the higher quality of the links. Also this enables shared cahce and shared memory controller, which is faster then having boths cores to talk to each other by FSB.


And that is exactly why it is not a true dual-core processor. I would presume that true dual-core processors may have a slightly different purpose than your average dual-core processor.


David Anderson
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