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Bell also claimed that Intel’s internal testing had shown multi-core implementations running slower than single core, however he did not finger any particular chip. “If you take a look a lot of handsets on the market, when you turn on the second core or having the second core there [on die], the [current] leakage is high enough and their power threshold is low enough because of the size of the case that it isn’t entirely clear you get much of a benefit to turning the second core on. We ran our own numbers and [in] some of the use cases we’ve seen, having a second core is actually a detriment, because of the way some of the people have not implemented their thread scheduling.”
http://wmpoweruser.com/intel-android-dual-core-so-poor-having-a-second-core-is-actually-a-detriment/
But as long as it's 2 or 4, massed will keep buying and bahsing iOS, Windows Phones...






