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Sure, but that's more like dual-quad (since no one uses Asymmetrical MultiProcessing).
by deaddodo 9y ago
Sure, but that's more like dual-quad (since no one uses Asymmetrical MultiProcessing).
- rbanffy 9y agoWhich is also another bet people should start making. Most of the time, my laptop is doing workloads that would leave an Atom bored to death, but when I need it, I sure love those i7 cores. I would gladly sacrifice one i7 core for 4 Atom ones, provided the OS knew what to do with them.
- ryacko 9y agoYeah, it's a latency vs power vs parallelism issue