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It's not as simple as 2 threads per core, the amount of performance gains of hyper-threading are dependent on the application you're running afaik.
by Rafert 11y ago
It's not as simple as 2 threads per core, the amount of performance gains of hyper-threading are dependent on the application you're running afaik.
- phamilton 11y agoI think the point was more that 40 cores was a ceiling for computational hardware, and it's very possible the actual hardware was 20 cores with hyper threading, which would result in much lower perf than a true 40 core system.