Kreij
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Ah, the Kriejman... is Dan's snide wit and impossible logic rubbing off on you?![]()
Perhaps, my good friend hat, but there is no empirical evidence to suggest that is a bad thing.

Ugh.. I don't even want to start the cores and software argument... I've been through it too many times. But I will still say that most programs aren't optomized for multi-core yet![]()
If you are talking about games, that is sadly true. They need to catch up and I think that most dev studios are heading in the right direction as far as core utilization goes.
If you are talking about general applications, there are many that utilize multi-core processors to their full advantage.
Remember, not every application needs to be a multi-threaded, multi-core powerhouse. I doesn't make any sense for a developer to pour effort into creating that kind of code, especially as the OS's get better at thread execution distribution between cores.