Can someone explain this more in detail.
I think I read somewhere that the reason Intel's Kensington (sp?) isn't a native quad core is because it's just two Conroe's on one chip. But still...
If someone could explain it to me, that'd be great
It just sort of surprises me that I've googled and searched the forums and couldn't really find anything that explains the differences, even though quad core CPUs have been out for quite some time now. *shudders*
I think I read somewhere that the reason Intel's Kensington (sp?) isn't a native quad core is because it's just two Conroe's on one chip. But still...
If someone could explain it to me, that'd be great
It just sort of surprises me that I've googled and searched the forums and couldn't really find anything that explains the differences, even though quad core CPUs have been out for quite some time now. *shudders*