fx 6300 has 3 blocks that amd calls 'modules'. each module has 2 integer clusters and a shared 256bit fpu and some other resources. the module can execute 2 threads simultenously. a 3 module cpu can thus execute 6 threads. amd markets them as 6 cores mostly because of the integer clusters. the operating system seems them as 6 core cpus.
if you want further info on how modules and cores work, check out toms bulldozer review. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/fx-8150-zambezi-bulldozer-990fx,3043-3.html
fx 6300 has 3 blocks that amd calls 'modules'. each module has 2 integer clusters and a shared 256bit fpu and some other resources. the module can execute 2 threads simultenously. a 3 module cpu can thus execute 6 threads. amd markets them as 6 cores mostly because of the integer clusters. the operating system seems them as 6 core cpus.
if you want further info on how modules and cores work, check out toms bulldozer review. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/fx-8150-zambezi-bulldozer-990fx,3043-3.html