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02-19-2009 09:05 AM
02-19-2009 09:05 AM
hyper-threading for BL680c G5
I tried to get the answer under "system administration" but thought it may be better suited for Blade systems.
Does anyone know what is used in place of hyper-threading for BL680c G5?
In fact, when I looked into the chipset, it uses E7320 and based on the intel web site, it supports hyper-threading, what am I missing?
Does anyone know what is used in place of hyper-threading for BL680c G5?
In fact, when I looked into the chipset, it uses E7320 and based on the intel web site, it supports hyper-threading, what am I missing?
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02-19-2009 01:12 PM
02-19-2009 01:12 PM
Re: hyper-threading for BL680c G5
In place of hyper-threading "technology", multiple cores are used in a single socket. Anyway hyper-threading was only good for Windows afaik. Other OS vendors advised to disable HT for their systems.
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