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A pentium D is not a core2duo as I think you've intended to ask. Yes, it does have duel cores though.
The difference between a PD and a C2D is the architecture which is what makes the CPU good. Simple example is a celery vs say a... P4. You can have a higher clocked celery IE. 3ghz and a 2.8ghz P4 and the P4 would trash the celery.
Thats an old example but it applies to duel cores too... Your PD is not going to perform up to a C2D level even if its clocked faster.
A pentium D is not a Core2Duo for the second time.
Presler would be the code name for the architecture design of the PD you are using. C2D is a different architecture.
Think of a maze. You have one end your start and the other your finish. a PD has more zig zags and turn arounds vs a C2D which will have literally a straight line from start to finish in terms of performance vs other chips.
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