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Re: greg s post# 17558

Monday, 11/10/2003 4:10:12 PM

Monday, November 10, 2003 4:10:12 PM

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Greg: OT--an interesting article appeared in a video magazine that tested the Intel top of the line processor with HT and tried to see if the hyper threading actually contributed to speed of image processing.

Incredibly, what they found, was the programs like Adobe Premiere (video editing software) ran faster with HT turned off!

Video processing is all number crunching and is CPU intensive.

I run a 3.06G Intel processor with HT and have no idea if the HT is speeding things up or slowing them down. It is plenty fast for what I need, though.

Fascinating reading, that HT and SMT. But Weby was right. If you could relate it to Wave, it would be infinitely more interesting.

Best--Bluefang

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