4.26 Effective <<------ think they are talking shit

While the concept of multiple processors sounds very appealing, there is a major caveat to this ability. In order for the true benefits of the multiple processors to be seen, the software that is running on the computer must be written to support multithreading. Without the software supporting such a feature, threads will be primarily run through a single processor thus degrading the efficiency.

Thankfully, all of the major current operating systems have multithreading capability. But the multithreading must also be written into the application software. Most of the applications that the average user runs currently do not have this. As a result, any speed benefits will solely be from the operating system being able to separate applications between the processors.
It will never be as quick as a true SMP system



I would'nt cough up that much for one but if your happy thats all that matters

If I was looking for a gaming PC in that price range I would look at the Dell XPS myself