Dual P4 mobo's - not Xeon - will they exist?

Hey all well, was just curious, was reading the review of the new tyan board ( and such and was curious if any regular P4 mobo's exist or are in the making any time soon?

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Hey all
 
well, was just curious, was reading the review of the new tyan board ( tiger i7500 and such and was curious if any regular P4 mobo's exist or are in the making any time soon?

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Quote:Quote:the rest of us with a brain will buy intel 8)



Sorry, I just couldn't help it...


(no flame intended)

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Quote:Even with Hyperthreading, there's still only one physical processor, and the system will be limited as such. It's my opinion that hyperthreading will really only make a difference in benchmarking... If a single program is using +/-90% of the cpu threads, it makes no difference which 'virtual' processor the threads are being processed by.

Finally, someone who sees the reality of it ;-).

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I did not even see that part - makes complete sense
 
perhaps just another marketing scam to get Intel way on top.

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Did you see the clip on Tom's Hardware showing the performance between a 3Ghz clocked to 3.6GHz and the 3GHz with Hyperthreading enabled? It's rather interesting, and shows that there's a bit of merit to this when heavily loading the system down.