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Re: Which version support dual core or quad core?
My 2 cents,
In summary, cores in CPUs is designed to be independent to OS, and it's just
how much the applications (including OS) can take advantages of its
processing power.
"Tom Porterfield" <tpporter@mvps.org> wrote in message
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> churin wrote:
>> Which version of Windows Vista support dual core cpu? Is there any
>> which support quad core cpu?
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> All versions of Vista support a dual core processor. Same for quad core.
> Home Basic and Home Premium only support a single processor socket, but
> that can be a single multi-core processor in that socket. Business,
> Enterprise and Ultimate support two processor sockets, again that could be
> a multi-core processor in each socket.
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> Tom Porterfield
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