Ain't like that ... You don't multiply the frequency of the cpu with the cores to find the total power ... It's 5GHz and that's all![]()
Nevertheless, that doesn't mean they don't have power ... For instance when you are simultaneously running several processor-intensive single/dual-threaded applications on the quad-core, or even video editing programms, you can easily understand the huge difference between a quad core and a dual core(A single core is not even worth mentioning when compared to the above mentioned
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Try comparing a QX9650 @ 5GHz with a P4 Prescott 3.4GHz Hyper-Threading @ 5GHz ... Vast difference between these too ...Not only as far as the MIPS and the MFLOPS are concerned, but also regarding multi-threaded applications !
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Not only as far as the MIPS and the MFLOPS are concerned, but also regarding multi-threaded applications !
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