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| quote: | Originally posted by alanzo
all previous versions of windows do not support hyperthreading becuase the OS does not have the protocals to take advantage of it (it makes the CPU operate like a dual processor)
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Umm not quite hypertheading is the diet coke of dual processors. Yes two logical operations can be preformed at once. But both of the cores have to share system
resources.
| quote: | Unlike a traditional dual processor (DP) configuration that uses two separate physical IA-32 processors (such as two Intel® Xeon™ processors), the logical processors in a processor with Hyper-Threading technology share the execution resources of the processor core, which include the
execution engine, the caches, the system bus interface, and the firmware. |
http://developer.intel.com/technolo...ad/25000802.pdf

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