Hi,
How come that different AMD64 models have the same core speed. I mean, what's the benefit then of getting the higher model?
Like, when comparing single cores, both the 3500+ and 3700+ have a 2.2Ghz core.. what's the difference then?!
Same for X2's, where both 4200+ and 4400+ use 2.2Ghz cores.. what's the difference then?
Isn't there much performance difference then between AMD64's (whether single or dual core) if they have the same core speed? If so, why do release different models with the same core speed?!
And a single core 3800+ actually has a faster core (2.4Ghz) then the X2 3800+ (only 2Ghz cores)?! How does that make sense?!
Anybody can please explain this for both single and dual-core AMD64's cause I don't understand it! Thanks alot!
How come that different AMD64 models have the same core speed. I mean, what's the benefit then of getting the higher model?
Like, when comparing single cores, both the 3500+ and 3700+ have a 2.2Ghz core.. what's the difference then?!
Same for X2's, where both 4200+ and 4400+ use 2.2Ghz cores.. what's the difference then?
Isn't there much performance difference then between AMD64's (whether single or dual core) if they have the same core speed? If so, why do release different models with the same core speed?!
And a single core 3800+ actually has a faster core (2.4Ghz) then the X2 3800+ (only 2Ghz cores)?! How does that make sense?!
Anybody can please explain this for both single and dual-core AMD64's cause I don't understand it! Thanks alot!
