Bdelossantos231 Jul 25, 2020 4 0 10 Jul 25, 2020 #1 i'm aware tha the cores and the threads of two cpc do works as one when they are use on a dual motherboard but i'm not sure that the ghz of both cpu merge together and consequenly give a higher clock speed, help please.
i'm aware tha the cores and the threads of two cpc do works as one when they are use on a dual motherboard but i'm not sure that the ghz of both cpu merge together and consequenly give a higher clock speed, help please.
Solution NightHawkRMX Jul 25, 2020 No, you do not get double the clockspeed. You just get double the core, thread, and cache amount at the same clockspeed. There is a latency penalty to using dual cpus too.
No, you do not get double the clockspeed. You just get double the core, thread, and cache amount at the same clockspeed. There is a latency penalty to using dual cpus too.
NightHawkRMX Titan Ambassador Jan 1, 2018 18,460 3,966 73,540 Jul 25, 2020 Solution #2 No, you do not get double the clockspeed. You just get double the core, thread, and cache amount at the same clockspeed. There is a latency penalty to using dual cpus too. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
No, you do not get double the clockspeed. You just get double the core, thread, and cache amount at the same clockspeed. There is a latency penalty to using dual cpus too.