Root Lg Connect only has 1 processor?

[MotoTriumphant]

How come in the app SetCPU under "info" then under "CPU" it says "processor: 1" shouldn't it say 2 since it's a dual core processor or am I mistaken?

 

[TonyConvict]

In quick info the first core is listed as processor 0 and the second core is listed as processor 1

 

[uncholowapo]

Actually its pretty accurate. There is only 1 processor on the phone. That processor has 2 cores

 

[myshkin]

Actually its pretty accurate. There is only 1 processor on the phone. That processor has 2 cores

Exactly! No where have you read anything about any phone having two processors! It has one processor with two cores. Just like a computer with a dual core processor, when you look at the motherboard you aren't going to see two chip sets.

 

[Dracconus]

Anytime that a processor has multiple cores (as long as they're TRUE CORES - not just logical cores, but physical ones) the Main core will be listed as Core 0, and the Second as Core 1, third as Core 2, etc.

I'm not sure what resources this poor individual read that permitted them to believe that a phones tiny housing unit, and pcb could possibly handle the stress, heat, or size needed to place two physical processing units, but that won't happen in phones.
It MAY happen in tablets somewhere near the 15nm technology era, but I doubt it because even then the silicone just wouldn't be stable at the temps that the tablet/phone would reach.

It's a dual core phone with two physical processing core units within one single processing unit.
In other words 1 processor, two brains.

 

[uncholowapo]

Anytime that a processor has multiple cores (as long as they're TRUE CORES - not just logical cores, but physical ones) the Main core will be listed as Core 0, and the Second as Core 1, third as Core 2, etc.

I'm not sure what resources this poor individual read that permitted them to believe that a phones tiny housing unit, and pcb could possibly handle the stress, heat, or size needed to place two physical processing units, but that won't happen in phones.
It MAY happen in tablets somewhere near the 15nm technology era, but I doubt it because even then the silicone just wouldn't be stable at the temps that the tablet/phone would reach.

It's a dual core phone with two physical processing core units within one single processing unit.
In other words 1 processor, two brains.

I just said that but in a condensed manner lol

 

[Dracconus]

I just said that but in a condensed manner lol

I explain things because sometimes people need it, not to condescend anyone for their abridged explanations