""The cores themselves are able to switch frequencies independently and quickly - in microseconds rather than milliseconds"
Strange, I always thought a millisecond is less time than a microsecond?, however after double cheaking micro lives between a mill and a nano."
Its no surprise you fumbled around on the milli- / micro- subject, it would seem this sort of higher thinking would be a bit out of reach for you, considering your obvious difficulties with more basic and mundane tasks, for example, spelling...
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Anonymous Coward
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Posted Thursday 20th December 2007 16:30 GMT
"The cores themselves are able to switch frequencies independently and quickly - in microseconds rather than milliseconds"
Strange, I always thought a millisecond is less time than a microsecond?, however after double cheaking micro lives between a mill and a nano.
Ahh well stupid me. Wiki strikes another blow against ignorance :)
-ano
Anonymous Coward
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Posted Sunday 23rd December 2007 08:40 GMT
""The cores themselves are able to switch frequencies independently and quickly - in microseconds rather than milliseconds"
Strange, I always thought a millisecond is less time than a microsecond?, however after double cheaking micro lives between a mill and a nano."
Its no surprise you fumbled around on the milli- / micro- subject, it would seem this sort of higher thinking would be a bit out of reach for you, considering your obvious difficulties with more basic and mundane tasks, for example, spelling...
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