Re: brought up 4 cpu's
From: Mark Watts
Date: Tue Jan 18 2005 - 03:55:15 EST
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> > Thats your answer then. HyperThreading makes one cpu act as two (with a
> > suitable performance increase for some workloads)
>
> This doesn't explain why it stopped booting on his computer...
I guess he doesn't have the right workload for the performace increase
then... ;)
Always the details...
Mark.
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Mark Watts
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QinetiQ Trusted Information Management
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