i m sayingaravind_n20 said:All dual cores available are 64 bits man. So dual core is 2x64bit CPus.
So Dual core will be anyday better than a single 64 bit core.
aravind_n20 said:@darklord
ya, older opterons, Xeons and some IBM proccys
aravind_n20 said:All dual cores available are 64 bits man.
saurav29 said:Nope not all dual cores are 64 bits (both Pentium D and C2D) inclusive ....
Agreed all server CPU listed by @Darklord are Dual Core and 64 bit....
Dual core will consits of twice number of cpu registers(comapred with singleton) whether they work on shared cache(Pentium D) or seperate cache (C2D) anyway they will give a kickass performance compared to singleton 64bit cpu....
Wait...... Just aien't over yet...
these bits coressponds to they storage of cpu registers ( AX,BX,CX,DX,SS,ES) since previously they were 32 bit hence also the instruction given to them to perform most of the applications are 32 bit binaries or can be ported to them as of present the 64 bit is not in much use yet.. presently they will perform better to 64 bit but may be when most of the binaries are 64 bit and if we cruch the numbers real closely ... hmmmm.. subtracting the overheads performed by 32 bit core to implement a 64 bit instruction........ i can say it just might a 64 bit race ahead of dual core.... then i guess i cannot be sure just of yet.........]
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kumarmohit said:Dude update your knowledge, Intel Core Duo (Not Core 2 Duo) is a 32 bit dual core processor. It does not carry the Intel's EM64T instruction set, which makes Intel processor's 64 bit.
sam9s said:There is no dual core 32 Bit for desktops.....Core Duo is/was for the notebook platform.....and that is where Intel came with actual 64 Bit dual cores for the desktop market......
kumarmohit said:Dude update your knowledge, Intel Core Duo (Not Core 2 Duo) is a 32 bit dual core processor. It does not carry the Intel's EM64T instruction set, which makes Intel processor's 64 bit.
kumarmohit said:Dude update your knowledge, Intel Core Duo (Not Core 2 Duo) is a 32 bit dual core processor. It does not carry the Intel's EM64T instruction set, which makes Intel processor's 64 bit.
shantanu_webmaster said:well what SAM says is absolutely right, but AMD came up with the first ever 64bit processor in the world....
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