Photo: Intel four-cores equal two plus two - TechRepublic

Photo: Intel four-cores equal two plus two

  • Four cores equals two plus two

    A photo of three Intel quad-core processors–due in 2007–indicate that they all are packages combining two dual-core chips. Hewlett-Packard and IBM have taken a similar packaging approach to fit multiple processors into a single socket.

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