That AND the new OS from Apple will have had a little time to mature. After that, picking up a twin quid core and having 16 gig of ram will seriously rock.
thanks guys.
yeah from the little research i was doing many applications still cant utilize the duo/quad core technology the way its ment...but its changing i guess
It's currently the sweet spot in price/performance and power usage. If you're in the market for a new computer, make it a quad core. Incrementally you're only looking at $400 processor instead of what is probably a $200 processor.
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I just built a system based off the Q6600. I like it so far with no issues other than problems with Vista.
Nothing like having Dreamweaver, Photoshop and half a dozen other things open, and still being able to jump in a game then alt tab and do stuff instantly.
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I have a quad core and really see the difference when crunching video. Of course you have to set up a virtual cluster to take advantage of it, but it is easy enough to do.
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I just built a system based off the Q6600. I like it so far with no issues other than problems with Vista.
Nothing like having Dreamweaver, Photoshop and half a dozen other things open, and still being able to jump in a game then alt tab and do stuff instantly.
i just popped a fat boner.
only thing thats holding me back is that there might be quadlaptops coming out...and i really like having my laptop as main computer...
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