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Andersen

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(Msg. 1) Posted: Sat May 27, 2006 10:07 pm
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In general, which of these boosts "overall" performance of a computer
(multitasking, office, xp pro, etc... not a gamer)

1024mb mem instead of 512
dual-core vs hyperthreading
L2 cache 1mb vs 2x1mb 2mb

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Phil Weldon

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Sun May 28, 2006 12:16 am
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'Andersen' wrote:
| In general, which of these boosts "overall" performance of a computer
| (multitasking, office, xp pro, etc... not a gamer)
|
| 1024mb mem instead of 512
| dual-core vs hyperthreading
| L2 cache 1mb vs 2x1mb 2mb
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For your stated uses:
1024 MBytes RAM is better than 512 MBytes
dual-core is better than hyperthreading.

It isn't clear what you mean by the third item, but:
two L2 caches occur only in dual core CPUs
2 Mbyte L2 caches are better than 1 MByte L2 caches.

Phil Weldon

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| In general, which of these boosts "overall" performance of a computer
| (multitasking, office, xp pro, etc... not a gamer)
|
| 1024mb mem instead of 512
| dual-core vs hyperthreading
| L2 cache 1mb vs 2x1mb 2mb
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Thor Warkentin

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Sun May 28, 2006 2:38 am
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Of the three? I mean, if the choice is between the three, 1GB will
probably make the most difference over hyperthreading or L2... If
you're even a moderate multitasker the dual core would be close second,
and the cache would be third... If course, this would depend on apps...

Andersen wrote:
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> In general, which of these boosts "overall" performance of a computer
> (multitasking, office, xp pro, etc... not a gamer)
>
> 1024mb mem instead of 512
> dual-core vs hyperthreading
> L2 cache 1mb vs 2x1mb 2mb
>
>
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Ed Medlin

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(Msg. 4) Posted: Sun May 28, 2006 11:22 am
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"Andersen" <andersen_800.TakeThisOut@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> In general, which of these boosts "overall" performance of a computer
> (multitasking, office, xp pro, etc... not a gamer)
>
> 1024mb mem instead of 512
> dual-core vs hyperthreading
> L2 cache 1mb vs 2x1mb 2mb
>
>
The memory.

Ed
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