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Difference between Core 2 Quad and Core 2 Duo
Core 2 Quad is two Core 2 Duo processors placed together.
8 MB of Shares L2 Cache 1066 MHz front-side bus
How it all started: Pentium 4 Pentium Dual Core: Two Pentium 4 Placed Together Core 2 Duo: True Dual Core Processor Core 2 Quad: Two Core 2 Duo Placed Together
The performance different between Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quad is not much because most of the current applications do not use all the 4 cores efficiently.
Recommend to spend little more ($40) and go for Core i5 instead of Core 2 Quad.
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Comment #1
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Very helpful, thanks.
Comment #2
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With Operating system support quad processor power of pc can improve trmendously in near future.
Comment #3
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Thanks, so you're saying is that a core 2 quad will not efficiently use all the 4 processors.So suppose I am playing a game needed for only 2 cores.If play it on a quad core, it wouldnt make a difference?
And suppose I play a game which requires a quad core, so then it will make a difference, wouldn't it
Comment #4
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that is what i wanted. it has been clearly distinguished. sudheer
Comment #5
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SIMPLE AND TO THE POINT
Comment #6
(Posted by prakash) Rating
wanted to know the difference from past 3 days...mainly was in very simple words.thank you so much
Comment #7
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
it doesnt go into enough detail nor does it say if the quad will be useful in the future or not
Comment #8
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what the fucking article is this nothing useful
Comment #9
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answered just what i asked
Comment #10
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straight forwad answers
Comment #11
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core2quad is better than core2duo because it is equal to 2core2duo processor. Thank u.
Comment #13
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It very helpful
Comment #14
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i wasted many hours searching the difference and here its in four line. simple and best explained
Comment #15
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Finally an answer that speaks "English" instead of "computer". Very simple. Also I agree with #6 -- just what I asked.
Comment #16
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very accurate and short answer.:)
Comment #17
(Posted by niket) Rating
well answered
Comment #18
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i was searching for hours for this and here i got the answer
Comment #19
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It answered the question I asked.
Comment #20
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Very clearly explained and very useful
Comment #21
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great thanks!
Comment #22
(Posted by Max) Rating
Well the answer is good but then again. "Not much difference" so whats better still right now. Since i see some pcs basically the same price between 2 duo and 2 quad
Comment #23
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
even though the current applications do not use all the 4 cores efficiently, we can run several tremendous apllications at a time effectively
Comment #24
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Very useful. Many thanks!
Comment #25
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Thank you!
Short and to the point!
Comment #26
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Exellent explianation in one line. Keep iy up buddies.
cheers.
Comment #27
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NEVER TO OLD TO LEARN . THANKS
Comment #28
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facts
Comment #29
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Everyone can understand this.Very good !
Comment #30
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ok
Comment #31
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great
Comment #32
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v.v.very precisely
Comment #33
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This is what I was looking for.
Thank you very much. Very helpful!
Comment #34
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
Only half-reasonable answer. I wanted to know how the performance compares to Pentium and Pentium Dual Core with similar clock speeds, and most importantly, does Win 7 use Quad efficiently, and when will common software start using it efficiently.
Comment #35
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thank god a straight answer!
Comment #36
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Very helpful, thanks.
Comment #37
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simple and answered all!
Comment #38
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Wow your responses suck.
Comment #39
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Wow.. thats the info i wanted..
thnkx..
Comment #40
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Very Very thanks for your info...
Comment #41
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ya its better
Comment #42
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it was nice short description
Comment #43
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Thanks,But i think that it will more helpful if you add some information(cache memory,cache sharing scheme,other options)also.sand difference between shared and individual memory...by Sagor(Bangladesh.cell +8801717819474)
Comment #44
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thanks.
Comment #45
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excelllent, thank u
Comment #46
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thanks
Comment #47
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too helpfull thanks
Comment #48
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Simple and helpful. Thanks.
Comment #49
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its very simple to understand.. thanking u ashwin
Comment #50
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It told me what I needed to know
Comment #51
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
Can you tell us the rate diffrence between the two family of processors?
Comment #52
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did not satisfy with answer , it was not the complete difference between them
Comment #53
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short and easy
Comment #54
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
it should be more deeply
Comment #55
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
Then how about difference between i5 and i7?
Comment #56
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
nice share...just up to the mark
Comment #57
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Bravo!!
Comment #58
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well explained
Comment #59
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very very helpful--- thanks ( saj )
Comment #60
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very easy to understand...nilesh
Comment #61
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it tells the truth.
Comment #62
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Extremely helpful and very easy to understand and remember. Thanx
Comment #63
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the detail is what i want
Comment #64
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GREAT! WHOLE QYERY SOLUTION IN 1 LINE
Comment #65
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wow that was simple, great help
Comment #66
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This is very informative in simple words
Thanks
Comment #67
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no beating around the bush
Comment #68
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Concise answer
Comment #69
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Explained well
Comment #70
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Good info - eNKay
Comment #71
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Simple and clear
Comment #72
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veryy good article
Comment #73
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described in very simple words thanks
Comment #74
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
just clarify has dual core two p4 physical processors
Comment #75
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Simple and to point
Comment #76
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not much detailed, but simple and accurate.thank you.
Comment #77
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good answer
Comment #78
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very simply put and clear
Comment #79
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Easy and simple
Comment #80
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
It just saved me from an uneccessary expenditure. Very helpful, Thanks.
Comment #81
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
i should have seen this before!!!!:( i should have chosen core 2 duo
Comment #82
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
the explanation is not enoughf but you can get some kind of idea.
Comment #83
(Posted by Vijay Krishna) Rating
Really its good information
Comment #84
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
but would quad core be more useful in the future?
is it better to invest in 2ghz quad than 2.5 duo?
assuming am going to use the processor for a long time^-^
Comment #85
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
suported ram in quad
Comment #86
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
its good.but i think there is need some more details description.than its very helpful for we the student or businessman.then we get right description to customar.
Comment #87
(Posted by Snehamoy Sen) Rating
i thik if there is need some more difference then it's better
Comment #88
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With Operating system support quad processor power of pc can improve trmendously in near future.
Comment #89
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
um i already new that
Comment #90
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
As they say - short and sweet
Comment #91
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exactly to the point
Comment #92
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Very good, to the point.
Comment #93
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
All info is there...
Comment #94
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I understood it!!! which is better though?
Comment #95
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I like its simplicity
Comment #96
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simple and answer the question !
Comment #97
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
Because until the time when the average heavy cpu user (draftsmen, architects, graphics designers, etc)have software that takes significantly better advantage of the quad capabilities of the two dual core processors, then few people will actually notice the difference. It is my belief that computers were designed to be used for working people, not cpu designers.
Comment #98
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Its really helpful.
Thanks a lot
Comment #99
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
Exactly what I was looking for with a suggestion.
Comment #100
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No real explanation
Comment #101
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Good
Comment #102
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Awesome thanks
Comment #103
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
cor 2 qued is the best