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Only the default (TGN Light) theme for now. Dark them is also coming back soon. Then CSN. Then Wrestlin' Nation. A lot of WIP stuff right now. There are a couple of things still not working either. Sorry.
I was trying to say you wouldnt see the difference between single and dual core, unless you are running a million background tasks. Yeah like the previous poster said, you will see a small increase in performance but that will be down to the faster processor.
And contrary to what the guys said above, you will see 0 (read: Zero) performance increases in games. That's the point of a bottleneck, it doesn't leave anything available.
And contrary to what the guys said above, you will see 0 (read: Zero) performance increases in games. That's the point of a bottleneck, it doesn't leave anything available.
Why would his sytem bottleneck? where would it occur? He doesnt bottleneck now and he has enough ram. We said that he would see a performance increase because the dual core chip is faster, in terms of raw Mhz, than his current single core chip.
Then that is not a case of bottlenecking, the AGP bus speed & FSB is the same speed so why would that have an effect on GPU performance. By jumping to dual core there isnt enough depreciation in memory bandwith to impact GPU/AGP bus performance. Dual cores do suffer a 10% fall in memory bandwith compared to single core processors, as I said before this isnt enough to impact GPU performance. I have read somewhere that AMD has altered the hypertransport to compensate for the initail drop in bandwidth.
An example of bottlenecking is, having a graphics card that is way to powerfull for the system, the system bus can not transport all the data quick enough.
Motherfo's system (single or dual core) will run his AGP 6800GT flat out, without swallowing up all the system resources.
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