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Subject: Re: Dual Xeon 2.8 GHz, Crafty 19.09 bench, cann't understand it (part 1) ...

Author: Frank Quisinsky

Date: 14:42:34 01/14/04

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On January 14, 2004 at 17:28:24, Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote:

>On January 14, 2004 at 17:13:04, Frank Quisinsky wrote:

Hi Gian,

>>Shortly:
>>If I read your answer ...
>>That's means that I can set on Dual Xeon for SMP Eng - SMP Eng with ponder
>>_not_ MT=2 ?!
>
>You cannot in any case.
>
>You only have 2 *real* CPUs, remember?

Yes

>>Right is (if I understand):
>>SMP Eng - SMP Eng with ponder ... I have to set MT=1 and I have to set
>>Hyper-Threading under Windows XP SP1 = off ?!
>
>Yes.
>
>>Under Windows 2003 Server:
>>SMP Eng - SMP Eng with ponder ... I have to set MT=2 and I can set
>>Hyper-Threading = on !?
>
>No.

OK ...

>You can set HT=on, but you can never play two SMP engines against
>each other with pondering on, unless you tell them to only use 1 CPU.

Gian, I hope my next questions is not to bad but I don't understand it
perfectly.

Could you give me again two little helps:

Question 1:
Windows XP: Hyperthreading = off (Bios)
Eng-Eng with ponder
MT=1 for SMP Eng

right / wrong (hyperthreading = off for XP)

2003 = Hyperthreading = on (Bios)
Eng-Eng with ponder
MT=1 for SMP Eng

right / wrong /(hyperthreading = on for 2003)

***
Without ponder I can play:
***

Question 2:
XP = Crafty - Deep Sjeng with hyperthreading = off (Bios) and 2 real processors
if I set ponder = off!

right / wrong (if wrong I can set hypertheading = on and have 2 real and 2
virtual processors)

2003 = Crafty - Deep Sjeng with hyperthreading = on (Bios) and 2 real / 2
virtual processors if I set ponder = off!

right / wrong (if wrong I can set hyperthreading = off and have 2 real
processors).

You other answers are clear for me!
Thanks for your helps!

Best
Frank

>--
>GCP



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