Multi-core means any number of cores greater than one.

Dual-core is a multi-core with exactly two cores.

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"Dual core" implies that there are two separate instruction execution units placed on a single "die." Some use shared components, such as cache, while others have two full processors, including all sub-components. All dual core processors could be considered multi-core (which simply means multiple "cores" or "processors"). However, a tri-core or quad-core is also a multi-core. Therefore, all dual cores are multi-cores, but not all multi-cores are dual cores.

Of course it will run. But it will not be making full utilization of the multi-core architecture. In that aspect, single-core processors with more processing power are sometimes better suited to run single threaded application than multi-core processors with less processing power.

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Smart phones use single core and multi-core processors.

Pretty sure this motherboard uses the LGA 1366 socket.

This slot is used for most of the i3-i7 line of Intel processors, which are all multi-core processors.

Yes it will support multi-core processing!

how does the supermarket use that

DDR3

multi-core processing

Not really, if you have a cpu with 1 core and 3ghz vs a multi core with 2.6ghz, the multi core is much better, it can handle more stuff and do it quicker, more cache also helps determine performance.

Not really, if you have a cpu with 1 core and 3ghz vs a multi core with 2.6ghz, the multi core is much better, it can handle more stuff and do it quicker, more cache also helps determine performance.

To allow multi processes to run instead of allowing a single core CPU to run.

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L3 cache

Multi-core

Multi-core proccesor

Too many to even begin to list here, forget describing the architectures.

It's better to have the Quad Core 2.4 GHz CPU because most games nowadays support multi-core processors.

Multi-core processor

A core duo processor has two processor cores. A quad core contains four. Multiple processor cores is somewhat like having multiple individual processors, thus allowing your computer to handle more operations at once. For a much more detailed description of multi-core processors, you can read the wikipedia article here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-core_(computing)

Quite simply, a Uni (Single) core processor has only a single primary calculations core.

A Multi (Dual, quad, hexi, etc) core processor has more than one primary calculations core.

It depends on what you are going to be doing with the computer. Multi tasking, gaming..exc..

Multi-tasking! Multiple-core model microprocessors typically perform better in highly-threaded tasks or any applications that require processor multitasking. Keep in mine multi-core processors typically have less per-core performance the higher number of cores they have. This means that, while an 8 core processor does better in highly threaded applications, it will more than likely exhibit lacking performance in single / lightly threaded workloads, such as older programs and most games. Most gamers will tell you that quad or even dual core processors are the best for gaming, due to their lower power requirements, thermal output, and better performance-per-core ratio.

Well, this depends! If a single-core processor was produced today, it would more than likely have a far greater performance / watt ratio than a single core on a dual core processor.

However, a dual core or multi core processor has the ability to handle more threads of work at a time, and this gives it a very distinct advantage when it comes to multi tasking or heavily threaded work loads.

Dual core and better processors are definitely the way to go in today's world.

seems you are a bit confused there,eh!

it seems that u mean uni-core-processor and multi-core-processor.

uni simply means 1 so its obvious it is a single core processor. (for eg. Pentium 4's)

multi means multiple, so its obvious it is a multiple cores processor. (for eg. core2duo has 2 cores, core2quad has 4 cores, phenom ii x6 110t has 6 cores and so on)

That means a multi core processor is using it's separate processors to individually

Processors were originally created with a dual-core processor, which remained the norm for a long period of time. However, multi-core processors are now using up to ten processors.

Core java refers to the core or basic concepts of the Java programming language. Things like encapsulation, inheritance, multi-threading, exception handling and other basic feature of java that comes as part of the Java standard edition forms Core Java

Intel Core i3 is faster even though they are both dual core processors. The i3 has multi-threading capability which lets it run two processes on one core versus one process per core the the Intel Core 2 duo. Bottom line: Intel core i3 is faster.

Intel E processors are dual core, whereas Q processors are the newer quad core versions.

For a definition of multi-core systems see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_core

Core java refers to the core or basic concepts of the Java programming language. Things like encapsulation, inheritance, multi-threading, exception handling and other basic feature of java that comes as part of the Java standard edition forms Core Java

Core java refers to the core or basic concepts of the Java programming language. Things like encapsulation, inheritance, multi-threading, exception handling and other basic feature of java that comes as part of the Java standard edition forms Core Java

Several companies provide multi-core processors. To find specifically quad core, one could look at A-Series, Athlon II, FX-Series, Opteron, Phenom, or Phenom II just to list a few.

It depends on the processor, if its a dual core or quad, possibly, it depends if the Sims 3 is a single or multi threaded application, which i don't now, and the processor type

Quad Core Xeon is a brand of multi-processing microprocessors. These are targeted for the non consumer, and are mainly used and made for the business centers. The first processor was released in 1998.

Multicore is best for most functions now but if speed is the most important thing than you would go for the fastest.

Multicore states are states that have multiple large population groupings, and each of those groupings are about equal in economic importance

Xeon is a processor brand by Intel. It is a multi-core processor brand mean to be run in servers and embedded systems.

When you have more than one core in your CPU, you have a multi core CPU. No matter how many cores are in your CPU, everyone of them is working at the same frequency. It is very important to know that when you have a dual core CPU for example and there are two cores wowking at 2Ghz each, your CPU is NOT 4Ghz it is still 2Ghz.

Well, you can buy quad core processors (just GOOGLE Quad Core) but

whether or not it will be compatible with your current computer is something

you'll have to take up with the manufacturer.

Alternatively, you can buy a new computer.

The Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6700 processor has high performance with multitasking and with most multi-threaded applications so it is much faster than other processors.

The processors from the Pentium family are extremely old. They were performing great for their time, but nowadays the new multi core CPUs such as Core2Duo are much faster. This is because of the new architecture of the CPU and the second, third, fourth core.

BY going to the following website you can learn a lot more about dual core servers http://www.dell.com/content/topics/topic.aspx/global/products/pedge/topics/en/multi-core?c=us&l=en

The main types of CPUs include single-core, dual-core, quad-core, and multi-core processors. These CPUs have varying numbers of processing units, or "cores," that can handle tasks simultaneously. Multi-core processors are increasingly common in modern computers for improved performance and multitasking capabilities.

Depends on what you are using it for.

Multi-tasking and gameing benefit from 4 cores over 2 almost all of the time.

It also depends on the chipset manufacturer. AMD just plays catch up with Intel for the past 10 years.

I figure by the speeds you have defined you are speaking of intel.

Multi-task, go with the quad core.

Single overrun applications would do better with more Ghz though.

Have a nice day.

A multi-core processor is one which combines what are essentially multiple CPUs into a single chip. As far as the operating system and other software are concerned, it is the same as a dual or quad-cpu computer system, even though the cpus are physically one single unit.