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Easy way to explain Core 2 Duo?
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Hey im gonna be selling computers at JB Hi-Fi (Think they only in Aus).
__________________Just wondering the easiest way to explain Core 2 Duo. Im not sure if this is accurate or what not but what I would say is: Quote:
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Overclocker in Training
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wait nvm i read it wrong
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If you wanna explain dual core...
it does have 2 cores (from the name) The easist way to explain is 2 hands are better than 1. With a dual core, you can run more apps, on games that like more hands, they benefit from the 2nd core. The cores don't add up to each other (2.2ghz+2.2ghz) so you can expect double the performance from a single core.
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