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A friend asked me which option is best: a Dual Core 1.6 Ghz or a Q. Core 1.1 Ghz? Both of them with 4GB of RAM.
Do you have an ideia if, for having a higher Ghz rate the Dual Core can, possibly, be better than a Q. Core?
Thanks in advance!
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All right?
A friend asked me which option is best: a Dual Core 1.6 Ghz or a Q. Core 1.1 Ghz? Both of them with 4GB of RAM.
Do you have an ideia if, for having a higher Ghz rate the Dual Core can, possibly, be better than a Q. Core?
Thanks in advance!
cpu performance desktop-computer
asked Jan 30 at 14:44
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closed as too broad by AFH, harrymc, Kamil Maciorowski, Ramhound, Mokubai♦ Jan 30 at 15:12
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
Can the person who downvoted please explain why? It's a fair question. Maybe it's too obvious for you. If that's the case: why not answer it?
– brbrbr
Jan 30 at 14:50
Not obvious at all; it depends on what you use it for. Which is better: a sportscar or a truck? And you didn't even tell us whether you want to race or to move your furniture to another city.
– Kamil Maciorowski
Jan 30 at 15:02
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise.
– Ramhound
Jan 30 at 15:05
@KamilMaciorowski, I am sorry. But my friend, for example, didn't explain to me what is the use for the computer: I just assume he wants to know which one will provide him the best performance! It's very logical when someone is gonna buy an equipment (in this case a PC) that the performance is what is gonna be more important and the person will buy the best possible, based on the money the person have to buy it. The analogy you used doesn't match exactly. Although I understand your thinking process! But there are things that are just for general use. Otherwise I should say, I agree..
– brbrbr
Jan 31 at 17:19
@KamilMaciorowski, but, as I said, I understand your thinking process and in part I agree with it; that said: I'll try and be more specific for future needs! Thanks!
– brbrbr
Jan 31 at 17:20
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All right?
A friend asked me which option is best: a Dual Core 1.6 Ghz or a Q. Core 1.1 Ghz? Both of them with 4GB of RAM.
Do you have an ideia if, for having a higher Ghz rate the Dual Core can, possibly, be better than a Q. Core?
Thanks in advance!
cpu performance desktop-computer
asked Jan 30 at 14:44
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31
All right?
A friend asked me which option is best: a Dual Core 1.6 Ghz or a Q. Core 1.1 Ghz? Both of them with 4GB of RAM.
Do you have an ideia if, for having a higher Ghz rate the Dual Core can, possibly, be better than a Q. Core?
Thanks in advance!
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closed as too broad by AFH, harrymc, Kamil Maciorowski, Ramhound, Mokubai♦ Jan 30 at 15:12
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as too broad by AFH, harrymc, Kamil Maciorowski, Ramhound, Mokubai♦ Jan 30 at 15:12
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
Can the person who downvoted please explain why? It's a fair question. Maybe it's too obvious for you. If that's the case: why not answer it?
– brbrbr
Jan 30 at 14:50
Not obvious at all; it depends on what you use it for. Which is better: a sportscar or a truck? And you didn't even tell us whether you want to race or to move your furniture to another city.
– Kamil Maciorowski
Jan 30 at 15:02
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise.
– Ramhound
Jan 30 at 15:05
@KamilMaciorowski, I am sorry. But my friend, for example, didn't explain to me what is the use for the computer: I just assume he wants to know which one will provide him the best performance! It's very logical when someone is gonna buy an equipment (in this case a PC) that the performance is what is gonna be more important and the person will buy the best possible, based on the money the person have to buy it. The analogy you used doesn't match exactly. Although I understand your thinking process! But there are things that are just for general use. Otherwise I should say, I agree..
– brbrbr
Jan 31 at 17:19
@KamilMaciorowski, but, as I said, I understand your thinking process and in part I agree with it; that said: I'll try and be more specific for future needs! Thanks!
– brbrbr
Jan 31 at 17:20
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Can the person who downvoted please explain why? It's a fair question. Maybe it's too obvious for you. If that's the case: why not answer it?
– brbrbr
Jan 30 at 14:50
Not obvious at all; it depends on what you use it for. Which is better: a sportscar or a truck? And you didn't even tell us whether you want to race or to move your furniture to another city.
– Kamil Maciorowski
Jan 30 at 15:02
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise.
– Ramhound
Jan 30 at 15:05
@KamilMaciorowski, I am sorry. But my friend, for example, didn't explain to me what is the use for the computer: I just assume he wants to know which one will provide him the best performance! It's very logical when someone is gonna buy an equipment (in this case a PC) that the performance is what is gonna be more important and the person will buy the best possible, based on the money the person have to buy it. The analogy you used doesn't match exactly. Although I understand your thinking process! But there are things that are just for general use. Otherwise I should say, I agree..
– brbrbr
Jan 31 at 17:19
@KamilMaciorowski, but, as I said, I understand your thinking process and in part I agree with it; that said: I'll try and be more specific for future needs! Thanks!
– brbrbr
Jan 31 at 17:20
Can the person who downvoted please explain why? It's a fair question. Maybe it's too obvious for you. If that's the case: why not answer it?
– brbrbr
Jan 30 at 14:50
Can the person who downvoted please explain why? It's a fair question. Maybe it's too obvious for you. If that's the case: why not answer it?
– brbrbr
Jan 30 at 14:50
Not obvious at all; it depends on what you use it for. Which is better: a sportscar or a truck? And you didn't even tell us whether you want to race or to move your furniture to another city.
– Kamil Maciorowski
Jan 30 at 15:02
Not obvious at all; it depends on what you use it for. Which is better: a sportscar or a truck? And you didn't even tell us whether you want to race or to move your furniture to another city.
– Kamil Maciorowski
Jan 30 at 15:02
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise.
– Ramhound
Jan 30 at 15:05
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise.
– Ramhound
Jan 30 at 15:05
@KamilMaciorowski, I am sorry. But my friend, for example, didn't explain to me what is the use for the computer: I just assume he wants to know which one will provide him the best performance! It's very logical when someone is gonna buy an equipment (in this case a PC) that the performance is what is gonna be more important and the person will buy the best possible, based on the money the person have to buy it. The analogy you used doesn't match exactly. Although I understand your thinking process! But there are things that are just for general use. Otherwise I should say, I agree..
– brbrbr
Jan 31 at 17:19
@KamilMaciorowski, I am sorry. But my friend, for example, didn't explain to me what is the use for the computer: I just assume he wants to know which one will provide him the best performance! It's very logical when someone is gonna buy an equipment (in this case a PC) that the performance is what is gonna be more important and the person will buy the best possible, based on the money the person have to buy it. The analogy you used doesn't match exactly. Although I understand your thinking process! But there are things that are just for general use. Otherwise I should say, I agree..
– brbrbr
Jan 31 at 17:19
@KamilMaciorowski, but, as I said, I understand your thinking process and in part I agree with it; that said: I'll try and be more specific for future needs! Thanks!
– brbrbr
Jan 31 at 17:20
@KamilMaciorowski, but, as I said, I understand your thinking process and in part I agree with it; that said: I'll try and be more specific for future needs! Thanks!
– brbrbr
Jan 31 at 17:20
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Quad core CPUs can perform 4 tasks simultaneously and Dual core CPUs can perform 2 tasks simultaneously, so at first, the Quad core CPU would be a better option but you have to also take clock-speed into consideration, a 1.6 Ghz CPU will perform faster then a 1.1 Ghz, but that all depends on the Memory available i.e. The more RAM, the more calculations the CPU can perform.
Hope this helps.
answered Jan 30 at 14:52
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I see Muhammed_Khan. It's not easy to say, really! It's for general use he wants the PC!
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Quad core CPUs can perform 4 tasks simultaneously and Dual core CPUs can perform 2 tasks simultaneously, so at first, the Quad core CPU would be a better option but you have to also take clock-speed into consideration, a 1.6 Ghz CPU will perform faster then a 1.1 Ghz, but that all depends on the Memory available i.e. The more RAM, the more calculations the CPU can perform.
Hope this helps.
answered Jan 30 at 14:52
Muhammed_KhanMuhammed_Khan
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I see Muhammed_Khan. It's not easy to say, really! It's for general use he wants the PC!
– brbrbr
Jan 31 at 17:22
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Quad core CPUs can perform 4 tasks simultaneously and Dual core CPUs can perform 2 tasks simultaneously, so at first, the Quad core CPU would be a better option but you have to also take clock-speed into consideration, a 1.6 Ghz CPU will perform faster then a 1.1 Ghz, but that all depends on the Memory available i.e. The more RAM, the more calculations the CPU can perform.
Hope this helps.
answered Jan 30 at 14:52
Muhammed_KhanMuhammed_Khan
161
I see Muhammed_Khan. It's not easy to say, really! It's for general use he wants the PC!
– brbrbr
Jan 31 at 17:22
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Quad core CPUs can perform 4 tasks simultaneously and Dual core CPUs can perform 2 tasks simultaneously, so at first, the Quad core CPU would be a better option but you have to also take clock-speed into consideration, a 1.6 Ghz CPU will perform faster then a 1.1 Ghz, but that all depends on the Memory available i.e. The more RAM, the more calculations the CPU can perform.
Hope this helps.
answered Jan 30 at 14:52
Muhammed_KhanMuhammed_Khan
161
Quad core CPUs can perform 4 tasks simultaneously and Dual core CPUs can perform 2 tasks simultaneously, so at first, the Quad core CPU would be a better option but you have to also take clock-speed into consideration, a 1.6 Ghz CPU will perform faster then a 1.1 Ghz, but that all depends on the Memory available i.e. The more RAM, the more calculations the CPU can perform.
Hope this helps.
answered Jan 30 at 14:52
Muhammed_KhanMuhammed_Khan
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answered Jan 30 at 14:52
Muhammed_KhanMuhammed_Khan
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answered Jan 30 at 14:52
Muhammed_KhanMuhammed_Khan
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answered Jan 30 at 14:52
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I see Muhammed_Khan. It's not easy to say, really! It's for general use he wants the PC!
– brbrbr
Jan 31 at 17:22
add a comment |
I see Muhammed_Khan. It's not easy to say, really! It's for general use he wants the PC!
– brbrbr
Jan 31 at 17:22
I see Muhammed_Khan. It's not easy to say, really! It's for general use he wants the PC!
– brbrbr
Jan 31 at 17:22
I see Muhammed_Khan. It's not easy to say, really! It's for general use he wants the PC!
– brbrbr
Jan 31 at 17:22
add a comment |
Can the person who downvoted please explain why? It's a fair question. Maybe it's too obvious for you. If that's the case: why not answer it?
– brbrbr
Jan 30 at 14:50
Not obvious at all; it depends on what you use it for. Which is better: a sportscar or a truck? And you didn't even tell us whether you want to race or to move your furniture to another city.
– Kamil Maciorowski
Jan 30 at 15:02
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise.
– Ramhound
Jan 30 at 15:05
@KamilMaciorowski, I am sorry. But my friend, for example, didn't explain to me what is the use for the computer: I just assume he wants to know which one will provide him the best performance! It's very logical when someone is gonna buy an equipment (in this case a PC) that the performance is what is gonna be more important and the person will buy the best possible, based on the money the person have to buy it. The analogy you used doesn't match exactly. Although I understand your thinking process! But there are things that are just for general use. Otherwise I should say, I agree..
– brbrbr
Jan 31 at 17:19
@KamilMaciorowski, but, as I said, I understand your thinking process and in part I agree with it; that said: I'll try and be more specific for future needs! Thanks!
– brbrbr
Jan 31 at 17:20