Thread: Difference between dual-core and core 2 duo?

I tried and tried not found! is the difference between dual-core and core 2 duo?
good, I know first dual-core is a processor (one square of a 5 cm side) with 2 cores (one less square in the middle)… to right?

The dual-core is what is the core 2 duo? happen to be 2 process adore?
if so, the quad-core Intel's dual-core process?
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ah, one more thing compensate such a change that intel has 1MB of cache by an equivalent of AMD that has 512KB of cache?... because I saw some so ... or was intel and AMD processors with 2MB to 1MB ...

Dual core is any processor with two cores, for example Core 2 Duo, Athlon X2, Pentium D, Pentium Dual Core, etc..

Core 2 Duo is a dual core processor from Intel. Quad is all core processor with four cores, such as the Core 2 Quad and the Phenom X4 future.

About switching and cache, the cache is just one of the items contributing to the final performance of the processor is an Intel with 1MB is equivalent to an AMD 512kb exchange is not worth it because if they are equivalent to their performance is equal right?

Understand ... and one more thing:

The Athlon X2 also has the shared L2 cache like the core2 duo Intel?

ps.: how do you find such information in the articles of the club.. Because the titles is half froids = [

Dual Core technology is dual core.

Core 2 Duo é a marca da intel Core 2 Duo is Intel's brand

hey every one has there own view on core to duo, as per my knowledge core to duo has the L2 cache is split into two parts while in Core solo the L2 cache remains one unit.

hey is there any one who know about the new version of core 2 duo.

Hi guys

Dual core processors are those that contain 2 cores in a single silicon chip while Core 2 Duo is the name given by Intel to its second batch of dual core processors. The processor wars have hit a major speed bump as clock speeds become harder and harder to push upwards. Because the number of transistors in a single chip continues to follow its upward trend, processor manufacturers like Intel and AMD have decided to go a different route in increasing the performance of their products, adding more cores into a single chip that leads to a performance boost if the OS supports it. Two or more cores can greatly aid in multi-tasking where each core can work independently of each other.

Thanks for all friends

Do anyone have idea of intel core, i heard it is the latest version after core 2 duo is it true.