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Unified processing

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IS-IT--Management
Feb 4, 2006
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As it makes for Windows 2003 to work with a machine that has two processors, where each one of its processors has clock of 3.2GHZ, is functioned with being able of 6.4GHZ processing.
Thanks. Unified processing
 
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Is this supposed to be a question?

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Regards,

Mark
 
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I have a software (ERP) very heavy and want to tow processor to execute this ERP at the same time, to add the two processors in one(cluster), is possible?
 
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