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I thought the Core2 chips were actually multiple single-core processors on a single slab, which would make that true of all Core2 machines (not just Xeons). I
by vonmoltke 11y ago
I thought the Core2 chips were actually multiple single-core processors on a single slab, which would make that true of all Core2 machines (not just Xeons). I was pretty deep in Nehalem details when it first came out and was under the impression that microarchitecture was Intel's first true multi-core chip (as in, the cores were actually integrated on the die). Could be wrong, though, since I never delved into the Core2 architecture.
- voidlogic 11y ago>I thought the Core2 chips were actually multiple single-core processors on a single slab, which would make that true of all Core2 machines (not just Xeons) Correct.