Question 1: What does the core mean? Core is a new micro-architecture, which is leading in energy saving. The starting point of the design is to provide excellent performance and energy efficiency, and improve the performance per watt, which is the so-called energy efficiency ratio. The early Core was based on notebook processors. Core 2: English Core 2 Duo is one of the new generation product systems based on Core microarchitecture launched by Intel. Published on July 27th, 2006. Core 2 is a cross-platform architecture, including server version, desktop version and mobile version. Among them, the development code of the server version is Woodcrest, the development code of the desktop version is Conroe, and the development code of the mobile version is Merom. Features: The new core architecture adopts 65nm manufacturing technology. The whole line of products has single core, dual core and quad core. Up to now, there are two versions of L2 cache capacity: 2MB and 4MB. At the time of listing, the performance of 2MB cache capacity was improved by 40%, and the energy consumption was reduced by 40%. The average energy consumption of mainstream products is 65W, and the front-end bus is upgraded to 1066Mhz(Conroe). /kloc-0 1333Mhz(Woodcrest) and 667Mhz(Merom) server woodcrist are development codes, and the actual product name is Xeon 5 100 series. Use LGA77 1 interface. Zhiqiang 5 100 series contains two FSB product specifications (1066 MHz for 510, 1333 MHz for 5 130). With two processing cores and 4MB*** L2 cache, the average power consumption is 65W, and the maximum power consumption is only 80W, which is better than AMD's Snapdragon's 95W power consumption. Conroe processors for desktop computers are divided into two types: the normal version and the extreme version. The product line includes E6000 series and E4000 series. The main difference between them is the different FSB frequencies. The main frequency of common E6000 series processors ranges from 1.8GHz to 2.67GHz. Although the frequency is low, Conroe processor has excellent performance due to its excellent core architecture. In addition, Conroe processor also supports Intel's VT, EIST, EM64T and XD technologies, and adds Sup-SSE3 instruction set, which is also commonly known as SSE3 instruction set. Due to the efficient architecture of Core, Conroe no longer provides HT support.

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Question 2: What does Intel Core mean? Intel is a company specializing in the production of cpu. Core is a cpu series owned by Intel.

Question: what does Core TM mean? ... who likes Ann's name so much? ... hehe. ...

Explanation:

Core TM 2 dual-core is Intel's latest CPU architecture, which is called Core 2 duo in English and Core in Chinese. TM in the back indicates that the word Core has been registered by Intel, and others can no longer name their products with this name. Now the highest technology of Core 2 is 45nm technology.

Do you understand? In fact, this string of words on your title seems to be redundant, which is suspected of showing off. Anyone who knows something about this can fully express his meaning by mentioning a few words of 45 nm Core 2 or the latest braised pork (the homonym of Core).

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Question 4: What do you mean by the number of core CPUs? The larger the number, the higher the main frequency. But it doesn't mean the better the performance. Look at your match. Your other hardware is not enough, CPU and NB are also in vain.

Question 5: What does Core i7 mean? Intel Core 7 is a 45nm native quad-core processor with 8MB L3 cache and three channels of DDR3 memory. The processor adopts LGA 1366 pin design and supports the second generation of hyper-threading technology, that is, the processor can run eight threads.

Question 6: What does core1core2 mean? Core 1 and core 2 are only the differences between 1 and 2.

The difference is that 1 can't handle 64-bit information, but 2 can.

Question: What does Core's X series mean? XM, extreme version mobile processor, such as 920XMQM, quad-core mobile processor, such as 720QMLM, low-voltage version mobile processor.

Question: What exactly does Core I mean? * * And I i3: Dual-core and Four-thread most games can be played (if the graphics card is available) i5: Quad-core and Four-thread all games can be played (if the graphics card is available) i7: Quad-core and Eight-thread (high-end six-core and twelve-thread) needless to say.

Problem CPU. What does Core, i3.i5 stand for? Core i3 can be regarded as a further simplified version of Core i5, with a 32nm process version (the core process is Clarkdale and the architecture is Nehalem). The biggest feature of Core i3 is the integration of GPU (graphics processor), which means that Core i3 will be encapsulated by two cores: CPU and GPU. Due to the limited performance of integrated GPU, users can add graphics cards if they want to get better 3D performance. It is worth noting that even if the core process is Clarkdale, the manufacturing process of the display core will still be 45nm. Integrating CPU and GPU, Intel and AMD have already put forward such a plan, and both think that integrating platforms is the future trend. Intel is undoubtedly the leader. The CPU integrated with GPU was launched on 20 10, commonly known as "Core I series", and it is still the Core series.

Core i5-66 1 has a main frequency of 3.33Ghz, and it can reach a main frequency of 3.6Ghz after the Turbo Boost technology is automatically turned on. The power consumption is only 73W. The CPU part adopts 32nm manufacturing process, and the GPU part adopts 45nm manufacturing process. This architecture still follows Intel's GMA integrated display core architecture, which is enhanced and optimized on the GMA X4500 that comes with G45, so it has higher execution efficiency. The graphics core can support MPEG2-2, VC- 1 and H.264(AVC) 1080P HD decoding, and at the same time, it also increases the dual-stream dual-stream hardware decoding capability, which can support two groups of 1080P HD playback at the same time.