X XEN In Runtime Messages 457 Oct 15, 2006 #1 Might sound a bit stupid, but when a dual core processor is 1.8 ghz for example, does it mean it runs at 3.6 (2x1.8)? Ta.
Might sound a bit stupid, but when a dual core processor is 1.8 ghz for example, does it mean it runs at 3.6 (2x1.8)? Ta.
M mammikoura Golden Master Messages 7,459 Oct 15, 2006 #2 no, both of the cores do run at 1.8GHz, but it doesn't make it 3.6GHz. It's hard to explain, but 2 cores running at 1.8GHZ don't equal 1 core running at 3.6GHz.
no, both of the cores do run at 1.8GHz, but it doesn't make it 3.6GHz. It's hard to explain, but 2 cores running at 1.8GHZ don't equal 1 core running at 3.6GHz.
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