Gato Moteado
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Tue Feb-17-09 01:22 PM
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dual core vs core 2 duo......is the latter significantly faster and better? |
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i need to get a replacement laptop for my current one. there are no great sales this week on core 2 duos. are they that much better than dual core processors? if so, how so?
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Tue Feb-17-09 01:41 PM
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1. Core 2 Duo IS a dual core processor. |
Gato Moteado
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Tue Feb-17-09 01:49 PM
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2. so you're telling me there's no difference between a computer that has specs..... |
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....that say "dual core" as opposed to one that says "core 2 duo"?
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Tue Feb-17-09 01:51 PM
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3. They might have an AMD dual core processor instead of an Intel... |
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Edited on Tue Feb-17-09 01:51 PM by ghostsofgiants
But Core 2 Duo is simply Intel's line of consumer dual core processors.
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Gato Moteado
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Tue Feb-17-09 04:02 PM
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5. no.....it's an intel...... |
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Tue Feb-17-09 01:52 PM
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4. You should go for quad-core or more |
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Tue Feb-17-09 04:08 PM
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6. In a nutshell, if you can go for the core 2 duo, do it. It will work better than the |
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Core Duo. Core 2 Duo can process things faster, render graphics faster, etc.
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