Author: Jay Urbanski
Date: 15:53:29 07/07/03
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On July 07, 2003 at 17:50:16, DANIEL JOHNSON wrote: >On July 07, 2003 at 16:58:27, Peter Stayne wrote: > >>ah hold up, Fritz 8? F8's a single proc engine, so it wouldn't gain much of >>anything from HT. Shredder might gain a very small percentage with HT enabled on >>a single proc machine since it is an SMP engine. >> >>Deep Fritz 7, otoh, would also gain from it. >> >>Pete > > > >Pete, from what i've been able to find out out is than even a single threaded >program can be sped up if the program is hyper-threaded enabled or supported. If >anyone has a 3.0 or a 3.2 p4 800 mhz fsb with fritz 8 can run the >shredder/junior position please post how long fritz takes with this hardware as >this is the critical position to determine my next computer purchase (see post >on xeon or opteron proc) thanks What does "Hypter-thraded enabled or supported" mean exactly? Hypter-threading only works if a program is multi-threaded to begin with - which means it can take advantage of more than one CPU.
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