So I was reading somewhere that games usually take up 1 to 2 cores on your computer and the rest is GPU heavy. So theoretically, if I have a quad core cpu with 2.2ghz and a duo core with 3ghz would I be better off with the duo core? I've been researching it but I'm getting mixed results on google.
How slow is this board anyways? I've never actually used the question board.
>>531584
That poor guy :( did he sell anything??
>>531584
Generally, above 4 cores is overkill for most games.
Some titles can use up to 8, but they're few and far between.
As for your question, if both CPUs are built on the exact same architecture, the dual core will win in tasks that use no more than 1 or 2 threads.
The quadcore would allow you to run more things in the background without slowdown.
Please, call us /qa/ncer, /qa/kers was our father's name
We're the board for westacucks to come feel better about themselves because their shitposting will get them banned on other boards.
>>532121
/qa/ is already the worksafe /b/ people clamor for.
>>531584
You really can't generalize like that. it always depends on the dev and their skills. Tree of Savior runs weirdly low on every machine and likely only uses 1 core for example.
Also this board was a nice hidden meta board after moot and before hir. Now it's just /q/2.0 sadly.
>>532159
I still have no idea what that third picture is supposed to be. Is it saying that the board is just two people talking to each other?