In the second link above, Jeff notes:
there are only a handful of applications that can truly benefit from more than 2 CPU cores, and they tend to cluster tightly around certain specialized areasSaid another way, if you are running a small number of apps, or the apps don't effectively make use of multiple cores, then a dual core *MAY* in fact be faster, *IF* the clock speed at which the dual core runs is higher than the clock speed at which the quad core runs.
A quad core *MAY* benefit you if you have a large number of processes to run (for instance virtualization), or you are running an app or apps which are specifically coded to be aware of, and utilize multiple cores.
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