Which is faster between dual core memory 1G and single core memory 2G?

Although the two are roughly equal, the architecture of a single-core CPU generally lags behind that of a dual-core CPU, which means that the Core is faster than the Pentium 4.

It must be the former fast, the speed mainly depends on the CPU, for example, on the same road 2 cars are racing.

The dual-core car is like a big horsepower, and the memory is as wide as the road Which comparative advantage do you say The memory is just a bottle of warp, depending on whether you are XP or Vista, XP must be the former fast, if it is Vista, the former can't run Vista at all, Vista boot will account for a G, memory is not enough, it will occupy hard disk space for virtual memory

To sum up, the former is faster

Single-core also depends on what single-core is. If it is a top-of-the-line single-core with 2G, it will definitely be stronger than dual-core with 1G.

Absolutely dual-core fast. Even dual-core memory is still much faster than single-core 4G. Therefore. It's better not to compare the different cores. Multi-core is the advancement of science and technology. A sign for higher technology.

The advantage of dual core is in terms of large multitasking.

For example, a game or a movie while burning is much smoother than a single core.

A normal single task, or a single task, or just one big task, doesn't show much of it.

There is no comparison. Let's use dual-core +2G.

1. Memory is one of the important components in a computer, and it is a bridge to communicate with the CPU. The running of all programs in the computer takes place in memory, so the performance of the memory has a very large impact on the computer. Memory, also known as internal memory, is used to temporarily store computing data in the CPU and to exchange data with external memory such as hard disks.

As long as the computer is running, the CPU will transfer the data that needs to be calculated to the memory for calculation, and when the operation is completed, the CPU will send the result out, and the operation of the memory also determines the stable operation of the computer.

2. The difference between memory 1G and 2G is similar to the difference between hard disk 160G and 320G, for example, 1G can only put 1 hour length of love action movies, 2G can put 2 hours of length of love action movies, which has a great impact on network speed, the larger the network speed, the faster the network speed, and the computer with 2G memory responds faster than the computer with 1G memory.

4. This is the cache of the running program, right-click on the blank space of the taskbar, task manager, bottom, commit changes 584m 1987m, and in fact this memory comes from the C drive, it can also be divided from the drive letter, I used to add it to 9g, but it will be slower, because it is very difficult to work several hard disks at the same time. The memory modules installed in the case are 1G and 2G, so be sure to be compatible with the motherboard.

Hello dear! How about 2G dual-core gaming? 2G dual-core gaming can barely meet the entertainment needs of the average gamer, but it all depends on the game you want to play.

If the game is a small game with simple 2D graphics, the 2G dual-core can basically meet the needs of players in the ordinary setting, it will not be stuck because of the complexity of the operation, the execution is smooth without pop-ups, and the interface will not appear obvious Caton. If the game is a 3D action game, the 2G dual-core may meet the entertainment needs of players in the case of low configuration, but there may be shaky characters' hair, obvious sloppy graphics, game operation reactions, and various pop-ups, and the game scene settings will also be limited, which will not be able to effectively play the game performance. In addition, the 2G dual-core slag search computer may feel stuck, especially when multitasking, resulting in abnormal software running, which will affect the player's gaming experience.

Therefore, if you want to play games on a 2G dual-core computer, it is better to choose a game with a lower configuration. If you want to enjoy a better gaming experience, it is recommended to use a dual-core computer with a minimum of 4G, or a multi-core computer with a minimum of 4 cores.

There is a literal difference, 1G is smaller than 2G, 1G cache is smaller than 2G, and virtual memory is much smaller than 2G in computers. Of course, in terms of running speed, 1G is not as fast as 2G, besides, the price gap between 1G memory and 2G memory is not very big, why don't I use 2G?

1g is a lot bigger! 2G is 1 times that of 1G, of course, 2G is also more than 1G memory, whether it is a mobile phone or a computer, it is better to have a larger memory!

1.Most memory modules have little to do with the CPU, but it should also be noted that Intel's CPU should not use AMD's dedicated strip, otherwise the memory can only be used half (the Intel platform with 775 interfaces) or the memory module cannot be used.

2.The quad-core CPU can be equipped with 2G memory, but now 2G memory is no longer enough, and if the funds are insufficient, you can use a 4G first, and then add 4G later.

3.The graphics card also has little to do with the CPU, of course, too inferior CPU will also affect the performance of the graphics card.

ps: The performance of the graphics card has little to do with the video memory, but often thousands of graphics cards are equipped with more than 3G video memory).

4.It depends on what CPU you want to match, now the quad-core i5 6500 is the mainstream configuration, you want to match DDR4 memory, you can also choose the previous generation i5 4590 with DDR3 memory, if it is like 775, then it can only be matched with DDR3 memory.

Yes, yes. But the machine memory is too small. Errors are bound to be reported every day!! 8g of it!! Second-hand is not expensive... This thing 8g is too painful,

Of course you can, there's nothing you can't do.