Dual P4 mobo's - not Xeon - will they exist?
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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?
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)
Sorry, I just couldn't help it...
(no flame intended)
well guys thnx for the good read!
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 ;-).
Finally, someone who sees the reality of it ;-).
I did not even see that part - makes complete sense
perhaps just another marketing scam to get Intel way on top.
perhaps just another marketing scam to get Intel way on top.
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.
