how many threads are there on this core?
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Status LaunchedLaunch Date Q1'12Processor Number i7-3820# of Cores 4# of Threads 8Clock Speed 3.6 GHzMax Turbo Frequency 3.8 GHzIntel® Smart Cache 10 MBDMI2 5 GT/sInstruction Set 64-bitInstruction Set Extensions SSE4.2, AVX, AESEmbedded Options Available NoLithography 32 nmMax TDP 130 WVID Voltage Range 0.600V - 1.350VRecommended Customer Price BOX : $305.00TRAY: $294.00
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The number of treads is an item of minutia that I would not care about -- I would care how it works -- and the one that runs the machine that I'm typing on has been working flawlessly for 1.5 years.
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If memory serves properly (I just rebuilt my computer a week ago), I had my CPU fan and two case fans plugged into headers and still had one header left over... I think the manual should be downloadable from MSI and will give you the exact count.
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should run with relative ease. the four cores includes hyperthreading but it should still be plenty enough cpu power
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The 4570 has 4 physical cores and also has hyper threading technology. Hyper threading is not the same as cores. Hyper threading is used best in video rendering and tasks that require doing the same process over and over again. Cores are like 4 mini processors within the main cpu. Each core works independently so it is like multitasking. One core will work in office procedures and another core may be downloading a song. I can tell you this is one fast CPU. I am still amazed at the speed it has. If you get this cpu you will not regret it. it is a workhorse and a fast one at that.
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Sorry...5/8 threaded and 7/8 unthreaded. See http://documents.dewalt.com/documents/English/Instruction%20Manual/N208732,D28112.pdf
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I do not know the thread but I do not recommend this item. It failed completely after a few hours and I have communicated with other Amazon customers with similar problems regarding this item.
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It's 2 core. Check the thickness of your radiator. The radiators are indentical; this is the thick one. So check for room because I had to squeeze mine in because I have an A/C condenser.
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I really don't know... I mated mine to an AMD FX 8-core 3.0ghz cpu... with 32gig system RAM... don't worry about 'bottlenecks'... -=grin=-
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There going too be a difference. You are running a 4 core now the 1100 t is a 6 core. It is well worth the money at that price, it is the best 6 core out there .I have had mine for 2 years now and never had any problems.
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It does not. If you are looking for Hyper-Threading you need the Intel® Xeon® Processor E3-1245 v3 (4 cores & 8 threads) or E3-1230 v3 (no Intel Graphics)
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Often the 4th core is not actually damaged, it just doesn't perform quite up to standard during testing. There are ways to enable the extra cores on their desktop cpus, so I am sure the same can be done on the laptop, but I don't know the actual procedure.
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I don't know the answer to either question. There is nothing on the product to indicate this information. I would suggest you research MICROCORE products.
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The only cores are the lock cores, one on each side already installed. If you want matched cores for your towers, you would need to order more.
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3+, if I remember right. It's been a few years now since I installed it, and yes, it still runs fantastic, trouble free. I have it with Windows 7, 8 gb ram and Nvidia 560 gpu. I use Antec liquid cooler for the cpu and it runs a steady 30 degrees, in 6 core mode. Be sure your motherboard can unlock cores. Get Asus mobo with onboard switches that allow you to turn the 2 extra cores on and off. About 80% of these will unlock from 4 to 6. Great deal, got mine new in bid on Ebay. I won it for $88.00! new!
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Briefly, 2 cores, up to 16GB ram, 2M Cache, 1.10 GHz. Low power, but much faster than Atoms. (of course that may change.) Full specs here:http://ark.intel.com/products/56056/
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Is that the one i have? It has, Intel B950 processor. Don't see anything about dual core but it seems pretty fast. :-)
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It is better, unless you specifically need to overclock. I get the feeling that the added threads are more useful than a couple ghz, but it depends on what you want to do, and how much price matters to you.