M MySoox Solid State Member Messages 7 Dec 28, 2008 #1 Why are there no tri-core processors? 5-core? 6-core? etc?
aaronkupen Fully Optimized Messages 1,848 Location Pittsburgh, PA Dec 28, 2008 #2 There are tri core processors. AMD's phenom has three core processors available.
patonb Golden Master Messages 9,748 Location In Gov't Regulated Cubical Dec 28, 2008 #3 Thre main reason in Intel started multicores with 1 chip, 2 cores... so their quads are 2 chipds. AMD, now staRTED their quads as 4 actual chips.... The "tri-cores" are actually defective quads... More thanm 4 cores gets really hot.
Thre main reason in Intel started multicores with 1 chip, 2 cores... so their quads are 2 chipds. AMD, now staRTED their quads as 4 actual chips.... The "tri-cores" are actually defective quads... More thanm 4 cores gets really hot.
tastegw Inspired by Art Messages 1,400 Location PA Dec 28, 2008 #4 MySoox said: Why are there no tri-core processors? 5-core? 6-core? etc? Click to expand... there is no stupid questions the above poster is correct about tri core Newegg.com - Phenom X3, Processors - Desktops, CPUs / Processors, Computer Hardware but amd is also working on 8core and 12core chips. these will be release late 09 or in 2010 as i have read.
MySoox said: Why are there no tri-core processors? 5-core? 6-core? etc? Click to expand... there is no stupid questions the above poster is correct about tri core Newegg.com - Phenom X3, Processors - Desktops, CPUs / Processors, Computer Hardware but amd is also working on 8core and 12core chips. these will be release late 09 or in 2010 as i have read.