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<blockquote data-quote="nishan2007" data-source="post: 1423137" data-attributes="member: 26963"><p>machan "Dual-core" is a generic term for any CPU that has two cores on the same physical die (uses one socket). They behave much like the classic systems with two separate CPUs, except that they share the same cache, making them (slightly) less powerful.</p><p></p><p>Core 2 Duos are a brand name of dual-core processors from Intel.</p><p></p><p>"Quad-core" is a generic term for a processor with 4 cores on the same die.</p><p></p><p>Core 2 Quads are a brand name of quad-core processors from Intel.</p><p></p><p>Quad-core processors are arguably more powerful, depending on how well the programs can take advantage of the cores. They tend to run hotter than dual-core processors.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nishan2007, post: 1423137, member: 26963"] machan "Dual-core" is a generic term for any CPU that has two cores on the same physical die (uses one socket). They behave much like the classic systems with two separate CPUs, except that they share the same cache, making them (slightly) less powerful. Core 2 Duos are a brand name of dual-core processors from Intel. "Quad-core" is a generic term for a processor with 4 cores on the same die. Core 2 Quads are a brand name of quad-core processors from Intel. Quad-core processors are arguably more powerful, depending on how well the programs can take advantage of the cores. They tend to run hotter than dual-core processors. [/QUOTE]
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