idk i just figured it would be interesting to be able to use older processors that are just floating around and aren't very powerful alone but as a horde of CPU's that might equal the power of a newer generation CPU kind of a way to reuse these older chips that still work and are just floating...
i was thinking something more like a flow regulator on the motherboard itself that works as a switch to offload a portion of the workload going to the main cpu to one of the supplementary CPU's
the main socket CPU would be dedicated to OS and anything relating to the operating system itself so...
yea but what if the processors don't actually have to communicate with each other but instead all of the pre-processing is done on a higher level and then piped to each processor depending on the socket its in, socket #0 would be the main socket that everything could be routed to if no other...
just for the sake of if it can be done i was wondering if it was even possible to make a motherboard that can take 2 or even 4 old generation CPU's in it
iv been noticing recently the prices of athlon ii chips are quite low like 5 bucks a piece low and i was thinking about this one day...