jonjenkins wrote:The point about having more processors is to do with "parallel processing". Instead of one processor executing instructions in sequence, more processors can be organised to work on tasks at the same time. This is how supercomputers function - they have thousands of processing cores, but they also need special software written to take advantage of this type of computer architecture.
peachpurple wrote:dual core is outdated too
germainebull wrote:peachpurple wrote:dual core is outdated too
I am not so sure about this assertion. Some users in certain geo locations have yet to shift to dual core.
oldbuddy wrote:germainebull wrote:peachpurple wrote:dual core is outdated too
I am not so sure about this assertion. Some users in certain geo locations have yet to shift to dual core.
The hot processors in today's computers being sold in the USA retail market are i5 and i7.
earthsalt wrote:'US market'. This says it all; these processors are not common in most of the world.
germainebull wrote:True. The US has a population of only 200 million compared to the world's population of 7 billion. Though wealthy and technologically advanced, the US cannot represent the rest of the world in such matters.earthsalt wrote:'US market'. This says it all; these processors are not common in most of the world.
agape wrote:The term 'quad core' suggests that a computer has four processors.
earthsalt wrote:agape wrote:The term 'quad core' suggests that a computer has four processors.
You have made a useful assertion. I'd like to learn more. So, how many processors does a corei7 computer has?
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