Like a Six-Core 3 GHz processor would do the same as a Four-Core 3 GHz processor if the game only need 3 cores.
The number of cores on a chip isn't the only metric that should be considered. There are several different architectures that have the same number of cores and very different levels of performance on different types of tasks.
Bump for poll.
Do AMD processors have something like this? I know they are cheaper, but I'm just wondering.
If he's talking about Hyper-Threading, Intel implemented that feature because their circuit designs were actually wasting clock cycles. AMD never put this feature on their chips since their designs didn't have that problem.