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Single core and duo core processors, is there a big difference?

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all the pc's i have been looking at are single core

i may want to play a game or 2 <online games mainly>

i have viewed system requirement for games but i believe i have misread the requirements on single core and duo core< i think that is what its called

what are the diff types of processors and which one can i find a good price on ebay or other sites on the net

thank you, my question is vague and doesnt make a lot of sense and that is because i am confused lol

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  1. all online games could work

    may be some very good 3d games would not  


  2. Simple way of answering this, a single core processor has only one &quot;brain&quot; as you can call it, in that it relies on one processor to deal with all the stress of what you do normally in your comp, while a duo core processor has two single core processors working as one, reducing the load by half, kind of like sharing your work with a friend, less time to do it, and less of a load to handle, therefore increasing the production rate of the processor. Note in mind, a duo core processor is really two chips in one, so dont think it is two processors you have to install. Go with an intel duo core processor, wont fail you. Also, the comp you showed us real bad, wont last five years, the max you can hope for is 2-3. In the gaming world, anything in your comp which exceeds half a year is considered old already, as newer and better processors, graphic cards, motherboards are released, so dont expect anything from what the ebay person is selling.

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