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Multi-core

Similar to dual-core technology, multi-core is a technology that supports more than two complete processing units (cores) on a single chip. For example, a single processor could have four different cores on one chip, virtually giving the computer up to four times more power. In order for the computer to take full advantage of dual-core it must be running on an operating system that supports TLP and for the applications to support TLP.

Also see:  Dual-core, Processor definitions, TLP

 

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