[2024] CPU Cores & Threads Explained in 6 Minutes

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Hi! Welcome back to the Indigo Software Youtube Channel. In this video we're talking about CPUs and CPU cores, threads and more. Hopefully this can help you understand what specs you'll want to buy the next time you're upgrading your computer.

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You were very professional and to the point and I wish that everybody that explained things about computers could take notes from you. You got straight to the point and told us exactly what we needed to know.

sirlee
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Wow, thanks for the details, with everything I wanted to know and nothing I didn't care about. No idea why this ranked so low in search results on YouTube.

AbhishekMadhu_online
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Short and brief video. Could you tell me which one is a better option out of a 14 core (6-P and 8-E cores) vs a 8 core (16 threads)?

JAPAN_WITH_J
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Are you an IT specialist? You don't have a video telling us about you. I wanna know.

JustMusic
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Hello. So I understand that if I have 2 cores and 4 threads (so 2 threads for each core) I can run like 10 programs because then programs will be in queue (I guess they will be switching between each other?) What I don't understand is that each app have its own threads - so there is a process with 4 threads. How can I understand that? What's the difference between CPU threads and program threads? I know that threads share resources like memory etc. Then CPU thread run a program with threads and this CPU thread switches between program threads?

Ghostful
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I didn't know they put i9 CPUs in macs.

JustMusic
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Hello, does your computer CPU specs mean it has 12 threads on each of your six cores

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