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Apple releases speed- and CPU-bumped G5s
well. and maybe the fact that computer's CPU *must* come in pairs (inside one system), they cannot be odd-numbered. It's just the way it works, somebody more knowledgeable of the fine details can fill me in here, but rest assured, the fact is this.
Apple releases speed- and CPU-bumped G5s
Explain the single CPU system, then...8-)
Apple releases speed- and CPU-bumped G5s
Then a Google search on "three-processor computer" shouldn't turn up any links at all, right?
Apple releases speed- and CPU-bumped G5s
and maybe the fact that computer's CPU *must* come in pairs (inside one system), they cannot be odd-numbered. Back when Sequent made hardware they made boxes with the CPUs on cards, you could use one or two CPUs per card and plug up to 16 or so into the box. It was a shared memory box, so if you put 3 CPUs in it would be like a 3 CPU G5. Well except I think they were 16Mhz CPUs, but that was pretty fast back then. |
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