There are a multitude of apps for linux in this situation, not so much for overclocking but "priming" it, when I do get time not a luxury I will post it in
benchmarking section. I will post something brand new in this era. I typically dont let the bag out of the cat
I will inform you this and a place to
start, I want you to understand I have much better in store for you and other Ultimate Edition users. I found software today in a deb that makes all you see there look like a big joke. Host it? Build it in? Wait until you see it...
most apps in nix will utilize dual / quad core, I would imagine 1000 cores, if software is written with multi-core in mind you get the big hit & is done in short order. Example me building your Ultimate Edition 1.8 32 bit:
Parallel mksquashfs: Using 4 processors
Creating little endian 3.1 filesystem on extract-cd/casper/filesystem.squashfs, block size 131072.
[========================================================= ] 162654/163627 99%
Time to do so has been cut in half believe that. I used to be dual core. Each core in the AMD 4600 X2 resonates at 2.3 ghz the quad 2.3 ghz X4 (the only "true" quad core currently). In linux "The bomb" in xp crap, vista is faster then xp, xp only uses 2 cores (1 in homo edition), funny the "hogg" of vista is faster then XP. With out a doubt Ultimate Edition is faster then all the above, I am not saying that because I made it.
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