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	Hi everybody, I'd like to know the most powerful CPU in terms of frequency, and I need proofs fella! See ya all! Reply \| Report Abuse Posted by AirMC Hi everybody, I'd like to know the most powerful CPU in terms of frequency, and I need proofs fella! See ya all! Note: To add an image or link in your message,<br/> use <img src="http://www.hi5.com/example.jpg"> or <a href="http://www.hi5.com/example.html">Text </a> Quote Original Watch this Topic	Mar 29, 2008 6:27 PM
	well never know cause every day comes better n better hardware!!! did u try a ¡core quad! Intel® Core™2 Extreme quad-core processor QX9770 3.1 ghz 1600 mhz bus n 12mb cache!! Reply \| Report Abuse Posted by LORD RAHAB ARCANGEL DEL MAR well never know cause every day comes better n better hardware!!! did u try a ¡core quad! Intel® Core™2 Extreme quad-core processor QX9770 3.1 ghz 1600 mhz bus n 12mb cache!! Note: To add an image or link in your message,<br/> use <img src="http://www.hi5.com/example.jpg"> or <a href="http://www.hi5.com/example.html">Text </a> Quote Original Watch this Topic	May 24, 2008 6:09 AM
	what does "in terms of frequency" mean ? today frequency isn't that important when comparing cpu's with completly different arhitectures ... in terms of brute force performance in theory the strongest cpu's are the ones with the most cores... Curently IBM's Cell that powers the PS3 has no more no less than 8 cores ... Also Intel's Nehalem is comming soon and even if it will have 4 cores it can process 2 threads per cycle meaning 4 cores hardware + 4 virtual cores ... Nehalem with 8 cores is due in 2009 ... Amd's Phenom should also be mentioned as it has a very powerfull floating point calculation unit (better than intel) but is inferior in performance in every day computing and games and also runs at much lower frequencyes ( <2.66 ghz) Reply \| Report Abuse Posted by greywolf lupescu what does "in terms of frequency" mean ? today frequency isn't that important when comparing cpu's with completly different arhitectures ... in terms of brute force performance in theory the strongest cpu's are the ones with the most cores... Curently IBM's Cell that powers the PS3 has no more no less than 8 cores ... Also Intel's Nehalem is comming soon and even if it will have 4 cores it can process 2 threads per cycle meaning 4 cores hardware + 4 virtual cores ... Nehalem with 8 cores is due in 2009 ... Amd's Phenom should also be mentioned as it has a very powerfull floating point calculation unit (better than intel) but is inferior in performance in every day computing and games and also runs at much lower frequencyes ( <2.66 ghz) Note: To add an image or link in your message,<br/> use <img src="http://www.hi5.com/example.jpg"> or <a href="http://www.hi5.com/example.html">Text </a> Quote Original Watch this Topic	May 31, 2008 3:51 AM

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