Multicore CPUs | How many cores do we actually need??

What are CPU cores?
The central processing unit (or CPU) is what allows your PC to perform tasks through applications and provides instructions that deliver information stored to RAM (random access memory).
CPU cores are the pathways made up of billions of microscopic transistors within a processor that help to make it work. For anyone interested in multi-tasking, you’ll need at least two cores to get the job done properly.
In 1971, when CPUs were first invented, they only had one CPU core. This was because computers typically only had to work on one task at a time. These CPUs didn’t need to launch and run the variety of applications we expect today. Over time, as computers needed to run several programs at once, it led to the introduction of more cores added to CPUs.
As of this writing, we are on generation 10 of Intel® Core™ processors, which add more power and capabilities than ever before. The more cores you have in your computer, the easier it is to work on a number of tasks at once.
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