Hi Jonathan,
But don't you need Windows XP Professional; Windows XP Professional x64;
Windows Vista Ultimate or Windows Vista Ultimate x64 bit version, to assign
Live Messenger to a specific side of the Dual-Core Processor?
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> Greetings,
>
> Yep, the audio/video features of Messenger have always been threaded so a
> dual-core proc will definitely assist.
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> "thebigdintexas" <thebigdintexas@xxxxxx> wrote in
> message news:5618772A-027A-464F-9355-F7C613B992AB@xxxxxx Quote:
>> I was just wondering if the latest Windows Live Messenger is designed to
>> take
>> advantage of a Dual-Core processor? All else being equal, and if not
>> running
>> any other programs besides WLM, would there be any benefit to having a
>> Dual-Core processor during a video chat on WLM?
>
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