Halo 1 & 2 for PC
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Subject: Hey I have a question.
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Im looking into buying a new laptop, for my gaming needs. and I have a noobish question,

We all know that halo 2 vista needs 2ghz, right? So if i get a Dual - Core pross. with 1.8ghz each prossesor.would that equal just 1.8ghz, or 1.8x2(3.6ghz)

Would that be like saying my laptop has 3.6ghz.

and will halo work if i have a core duo with the prossesors being 1.8?

Thanks.

  • 04.16.2007 2:12 PM PDT
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We all know that halo 2 vista needs 2ghz, right? So if i get a Dual - Core pross. with 1.8ghz each prossesor.would that equal just 1.8ghz, or 1.8x2(3.6ghz)

Would that be like saying my laptop has 3.6ghz.
No, of course not. The frequencies aren't added up in multi-core CPUs, like Static would say.

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Posted by: WhenReasonSleep
Im looking into buying a new laptop, for my gaming needs. and I have a noobish question,

We all know that halo 2 vista needs 2ghz, right? So if i get a Dual - Core pross. with 1.8ghz each prossesor.would that equal just 1.8ghz, or 1.8x2(3.6ghz)

Would that be like saying my laptop has 3.6ghz.

and will halo work if i have a core duo with the prossesors being 1.8?

Thanks.


Yeah no worries should run, presuming H2PC supports dual cores, unlike HPC.

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Even if you did add up the frequencies, what would that tell you lol?

The best way to find out how fast a piece of hardware is, is to look up the benchmarks for it.

  • 04.16.2007 11:44 PM PDT