I know that it is like two processors so that you can run two programs on each of the processors, but, how does that translate into speed of each processor. Let me explain, I am looking at purchasing an hp laptop that has a 1.87Ghz Intel Duo processor. I am under the assumption that when playing a game, the game will only be using one processor. So then it should be using half of the 1.87Ghz, assuming that the two cores are split evenly. So now my, one of two, processors is only running @ around .9Ghz. Or do each of the cores run @ 1.87Ghz. Doom 3 requires a minimum 1.5Ghz processor. Is my $2000 laptop unable to play this game due to the split core? Thanks for the answers. btw, if you dont know what you are talking about, like me, then dont answer.
2006-07-09
06:05:41
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