Two Computer Processing Units?
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Your processor could have Hyperthreading enabled, which treats one processor as two, and helps speed up multitasking.\n\n\nps) What processor do you have?  Mine only shows one graph, and I know I don't have hyperthreading.  Is it a newer intel processor?
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You would have to run a dual boot.
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A dual core processor puts two processors on one chip so that it can handle two independent threads(processes).  As far as dual core processors are concerned any AMD Athlon 64x2 is better than their Intel counterparts, I am especially fond of the Athlon 64x2 3800+.  But realize that most applications cannot take advantage of dual core processors yet.  Windows XP can, a few games can but that's about it.  Until more applications are written to take advantage of dual core processing become available (around the middle of next year), it really isn't worth the upgrade but it will be so I would just say wait and get one next year.
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Not much, I bet! You can't maximize the dual-processor capability if you are just using windows xp unless you are planning to install a windows server software. \n\nBesides, a motherboard with dual-processor capability is much more expensive than an ordinary m/board. You might need a new CPU case as well to fit the dual-processor board.
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It probably means that you have four slots for RAM, but you must install them in pairs.\n\n2 x 2 = 4
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If the video card allows, you could get two monitors and put one application on one screen and the other on the other screen to make it easier to see. You can have as many windows active as your processor and memory can handle.
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you can use vmware to run both at the same time it is a little tricky to setup but you can do it
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Here you have the answer:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/answers/
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Your question doesn't have a simple answer; however, if you don't need two computers, the easiest thing to do would be to transplant the HD from the slower machine into the better one.  This way, you'll have both drives available in the same computer, with a minimum of muss 'n fuss :)
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As far as servers are concerned, yes.  I know that the AMD Opterons are.  However for desktop processors the Intel Core Duo which has made its debut in the Intel iMacs and MacBook Pro are dual core but are not 64-bit processors.\n\nIf you are getting servers, do with an AMD Opteron.
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processor, RAM, even available disk space
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Yeah, you're correct.  Motherboards and harddrives NEVER get along, you can only use one or the other.
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Yes you can.. I have 512 and 1024 in mine - as long as the memory is the same type and if they are different speeds - your PC will run both at the slowest of the two's speed as long as they have SPD (Serial Presence Detect) which autoconfigures your SODIMMs.
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You need to set up seperate hardware profiles. Just go to Help in the start menu and do a search for hardware profiles to learn how.
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You can't on any motherboards i've ever heard of & i don't know why you'd want to either.\n\nYou can get motherboards which can take 2 processors (dual core) & 2 graphics cards (dual core) though
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It runs at 3.06 GHz , it could run two threads of execution\ninstructions from the same process
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You should only install one because there would be a conflict between the two I would suggest buying Norton Antivirus the Works!