iMac CPU Hierarchy?

[Paqway]

From a long I am a great fan of the apple products and now I want to buy another imac for mu younger brother but I am little bit confused so provide some suggestion. The present iMac that I plan on receiving comes with an Intel Core 2 duo 3.06GHz which is available in the market nearby me. I was wondering what other chips are comparable to it similar to on the PC?? According to Tom’s pecking order diagram the Duo 2's are in the 3rd group downward from the top. I immediately didn't know if this also counted for an Apple version?. I am attractive sure its multi thread reason most Intel chips are, but, what I actually desire to know, is it any good?. Reason if not I was allowing for coming up for the after that iMacs to come out. With any luck with Quad-Cores or at slightest an i3 or i5 from the apple developer. So, please provide some help on the topic any advice will help to resolve the problem.

[Amd Athlon]

They previously create an imac quad core i5 for $1980 What a squander of money, I just construct a client a mac/pc with i7 920 6G ddr3 2x 1 TB HDD for $2200 and it cost $1100 in parts. Reverse in the day, when PCs was a trouble to handle and apple made their own hardware, apple was better. Now that Apple uses the exact same hardware as PCs and PCs don’t you think it is a waste of money and the technology. If you go for the other PC’s it will be a great deal as they have the exact the same parts as the apple’s imac has with a lesser price so why should I go for other imac solution to resolve the issue, get assembled your pc weather it is a mac or other according to your requirements.

[PeterAGASSI]

Actually apple has recently launched a number of the imac pc which has different configuration and the prices very according to the configuration. So before the solution please provide ne all the details that which processor you want that is the imac pc with the duo 2 core or with the i3 processor, i5 processor or any other. These all information will help to overcome the issue.

[Paqway]

I wanted to use the i5 processor on the imac system with the following requirements and the components in the system;

• CPU with imac: Intel Core i5-750 or i7processor
• MOBO: ASUS P7P55 LX
• Memory: G.SKILL ECO Series 4GB in memory DDR3-1333
• ODD: LITE-ON Black 24X DVD+R 8X DVD+RW 8X DVD+R DL 24X
• Monitor/display: ASUS Black 21.5" 1080P
• operating system: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
• GPU: SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 4670 512MB
• CASE+PSU: Antec Three Hundred in addition Antec NeoPower 550w
• Hard disk: SAMSUNG Spinpoint F3 1TB in memory
• ODD: LITE-ON Black 24X DVD+R 8X DVD+RW 8X DVD+R DL 24X
• Monitor/display: ASUS Black 21.5" 1080P
• operating system: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

These is my requirements and what will the cost of the system and from where I can buy all these components.

[Macarenas]

All the components that you have mentioned are of different brands manufacturing so there is not a problem in getting them, you to your nearest computer dealer and you will get all of them. If you have the basic knowledge of the computers then you can assemble the parts by yourself otherwise get it done from the dealer from where you buy the parts which will cost you an additional amount. The price of all these parts is about $940 but the final product will cost you approximately $1150 to get the imac system running and then you can get additional parts such as the speakers etc.

[ronnyadam]

A processor cache is a cache used by the CPU of a computer to reduce the average time to access memory. When the processor must read or write a location in main memory, it first checks if the memory is placed in the cache.