Core Duo Speeds

[Westyfield2]

We need to know whether this info below means 1.66GHz on each core or both cores combined? (is it 2cores*0.83MHzeach=1.66GHz OR 2cores*1.66GHzeach=3.32GHz?) <hopes its 1.66each = 3.32>

Intel® Core™ Duo processor T2300E 65 nm 2MB L2 1.66 GHz 667 MHz 31W

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Btw. Said processor isn't for me tho

 

[Jay_t]

on each core

 

[Jokester]

Both cores run at 1.66GHz and only 1.66GHz (unless you start overclocking).

Jokester

 

[Westyfield2]

So a T2300E = 3.32GHz ?

 

[Graeme43]

T2300E is dual 1.66 and not 3.32 sure 3.32 combined but it doesn't exactly work by just adding speeds of each core

 

[Westyfield2]

T2300E is dual 1.66 and not 3.32 sure 3.32 combined but it doesn't exactly work by just adding speeds of each core

Good. At least it beats a single core Turion 1.8

Basically a dude I know had his 500mhz old dell wiped out by a lightning and has got £700 in >competitor< vouchers - he's moaned at the insurance for a certain supplier better than >competitor< (and I told hom OCUK) but they won't budge - so i'm trying to find best (read least bad at >competitor< ).
Fortunately you lot are far more believable than any old spotty teenager there.

EDIT: Oops, sorry mods about mentioning said "competitor"

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[Graeme43]

Its a good cpu even a single core one would be alright but why single if you can go dual I love dual core/processor keeps me from maxing out the cpu as easily