Jet VIP Member Dec 5, 2006 #2 It makes two logical processors out of a single core processor, so it is used more efficiently (sometimes)
It makes two logical processors out of a single core processor, so it is used more efficiently (sometimes)
J JamesBart New Member Dec 5, 2006 #3 Jet said: It makes two logical processors out of a single core processor, so it is used more efficiently (sometimes) Click to expand... is it worth hyperthreading?
Jet said: It makes two logical processors out of a single core processor, so it is used more efficiently (sometimes) Click to expand... is it worth hyperthreading?
Jet VIP Member Dec 5, 2006 #4 Your processor automatically does, unless you have disabled it in the BIOS. It isn't bad to have it enabled, as many apps and games now are multithreaded.
Your processor automatically does, unless you have disabled it in the BIOS. It isn't bad to have it enabled, as many apps and games now are multithreaded.
J JamesBart New Member Dec 5, 2006 #5 cool well i'll check it out now and see what its doing. i dont think that ive done anything to it in bios so it should be on! thanks!
cool well i'll check it out now and see what its doing. i dont think that ive done anything to it in bios so it should be on! thanks!
