Comments on: Theoretically, could 4 Atom Processors work in together in the singular computer? http://computer-accessory.org/theoretically-could-four-atom-processors-work-in-parallel-in-a-single-computer.html Computer Accessory Help Tutorial and Tricks Fri, 12 Mar 2010 00:01:16 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Aaron http://computer-accessory.org/theoretically-could-four-atom-processors-work-in-parallel-in-a-single-computer.html/comment-page-1#comment-3700 Aaron Tue, 24 Nov 2009 07:15:36 +0000 http://computer-accessory.org/theoretically-could-four-atom-processors-work-in-parallel-in-a-single-computer.html#comment-3700 It is possible. There have been alot of dual platform motherboards that have two processor sockets. With two processor sockets one could use a dual-core processor (2 processor cores on one socket) on each socket to have a total of 4 processor cores on a single motherboard. Dual platform are normally only found on servers through. I have heard about a high-computing computers that could use 64 processor sockets. These are normally for advance simulation or research. Now it is possible to do this with intel atoms. But I don't see any reason why. Also we do have dual-core intel atom processors for the nettops and the up-coming AMD dual-core mini processors for $500 or above netbooks. (forget name) It is possible.

There have been alot of twin height motherboards which have dual processor sockets. With dual processor sockets a singular could operate a dual-core processor (2 processor cores upon a singular socket) upon any hollow to have a sum of 4 processor cores upon a singular motherboard.
Dual height have been routinely usually found upon servers through.

I have listened about a high-computing computers which could operate 64 processor sockets. These have been routinely for allege make-believe or research.

Now it is probable to do this with intel atoms. But you do not see any reason why.
Also you do have dual-core intel atom processors for a nettops as well as a up-coming AMD dual-core mini processors for $500 or on top of netbooks. (forget name)

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