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Reply With Quoteyes lots of people use dual cores. And there are single core, multi core, mobile, and desktop, and then every combination of them.
Just curious as the power consuption seems less for the AMD X2 BE's (45w) than typical single core processors (65w avg)...
2000 Pontiac Trans Am Firehawk #102
Processor: AMD 64 X2 BE-2350 (Dual Core)
Motherboard: ABit NF-M2S (Micro-ATX)
Memory: 2GIG Crucial DDR2 667
Hard Drive: WD 160GIG
Monitor: 7" Lilliput 629GL
Front End: CentraFuse With Navigation
yes lots of people use dual cores. And there are single core, multi core, mobile, and desktop, and then every combination of them.
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Never really hear about people running them frequently, yet they seem like it'd be a good idea too even though the power isn't really needed. I'm going with this one and an ABIT mobo. Due to wednesday!
2000 Pontiac Trans Am Firehawk #102
Processor: AMD 64 X2 BE-2350 (Dual Core)
Motherboard: ABit NF-M2S (Micro-ATX)
Memory: 2GIG Crucial DDR2 667
Hard Drive: WD 160GIG
Monitor: 7" Lilliput 629GL
Front End: CentraFuse With Navigation
Just make sure the cpu you buy is actually the moble chip (35w-ish for intel and amd) and not the desktop versions which are like 60w-70w.
Fusion Brain Version 6 Released!
1.9in x 2.9in -- 47mm x 73mm
30 Digital Outputs -- Directly drive a relay
15 Analogue Inputs -- Read sensors like temperature, light, distance, acceleration, and more
Buy now in the MP3Car.com Store
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