Wat does Core 2 Duo @ 2.8Ghz means???

India
May 15, 2010 12:22am CST
I have Core 2 Duo processor running at 2.8GHz.... Does this means each core is running at 2.8GHz or 1.4Ghz?
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@sskelvin (133)
• India
19 May 10
Its simple: Core 2 Duo @ 2.8 Ghz means you have 2 cores in your processor and each has 2.8 Ghz so you have 5.6 Ghz total processing power. For quad cores,just multiply that rating by 4 to get the total processing power and so on.
• Philippines
24 May 10
thanks kelvin for this very enlightening reply.
@sskelvin (133)
• India
25 May 10
No problem friends. Glad I was able to help. Happy mylotting.
• India
20 May 10
Thanks!!!!!!!!
@kooltiger (848)
• Pakistan
22 May 10
yes kelvin is right.. it is dual processors.. and both have 2.8hgz speed.. mean x2 that means the over all speed of your processor is 5.6ghz.. these processors are new from pentium. and p4 had 3.0 highest speed.. that means surely new processors have more speed than the previous ones. so you have 2.8 x2..
• India
23 May 10
Thanx!!!!!!!!!!
@beachdune (907)
• India
15 May 10
I think that each core is running at 1.4GHz , because if each core ran on 2.8GHz , then the processor would run at 5.6Ghz .
• Russian Federation
15 May 10
It means every core is running at 1.4.
@malvict (41)
• Indonesia
19 May 10
i think thaht mean its running with 2.8 gHz for each core as far as i know... the question is, is core 2 duo give you a 2 physic core or just virtual core???
• Philippines
23 May 10
Oh, that's new to me. Virtual core. I am thinking whether my computer has a physical dual core or just virtual? When I look at the specs, I saw 2 CPU's. But when I uncover the casing, I see only one physical CPU.