Yeah, I think it will take some time before quad core CPU's are behind the times. They only thing that makes mine run anywhere near full is handbrake, which I think would use close to max CPU no matter how many cores you had!
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Yeah, I think it will take some time before quad core CPU's are behind the times. They only thing that makes mine run anywhere near full is handbrake, which I think would use close to max CPU no matter how many cores you had!
My server (approx 7 years old) is a 64-bit single core machine - fairly modest specs by today's standards, but it works, and it's definitely more suited to the task than the 12+ year old machine sitting on the floor next to it.
Both my laptops are 2-core machines.
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Yea got a Phenom 9850 (2.5GHz Quad) and may burry the cores to max once or twice every couple of months. No real reason to upgrade other then I want to and going to use this mobo, ram and cpu for my daughters pc I am putting together for her. Prob going to get a FX 3.6Ghz 8 Core and 16GB of RAM for my new one.
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Depends on what machine I am on. I have a 6 core gaming machine and 2 socket 939 machines, one streaming netflix and web to my home entertainment and this my main work computer. Last but not least is a soket "A" machine that will be retired to the garage as an ODBII scanner and a dual core phenom put in it's place hopefully setup as a media server to my house. My first try at setting up a server. Right now all the machines dual boot because they were all windows machines. But all of my new builds will be stritly Linux.
I use a Dell T7400, two X5492 processors. Bit old, but I haven't seen any reason to upgrade yet
I use two X7460s (It actually didn't cost as much as it should have. Its one of the good things about off-lease stuff) in my server, running vmware ESX.
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64 cores.... tile64 ;-P
lol nah, just 4 on the desktop and 2 on my lappy.
64 cores LOL...
Serious note if they made a good single or dual chip motherboard these days that would run a AMD Operton I would have a 12 or 24 core system.. But.... they dont..
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Currently running a Dual Core, it's a black edition Phenom that wouldn't unlock unfortunately, but it still does the trick for me
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