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My comment was from a user perspective. I don't mind the performance increase from HT (and that is why I still have it enabled). But, it really bothers me that
by tjoff 10y ago
My comment was from a user perspective. I don't mind the performance increase from HT (and that is why I still have it enabled).
But, it really bothers me that it gets much harder to assess both the total load and the load produced by a single process. I haven't found any useful info on how to deal with this in simple overview user-level tools such as top or the windows task manager.
What are the disadvantages?
CPU time accounting measurements (sys/usr/idle) as reported by
standard tools do not reflect the side-effects of resource
sharing between hardware threads
It is impossible to correctly measure idle and extrapolate
available computing resources
https://blogs.oracle.com/partnertech/cpu-utilization-of-multi-threaded-architectures-explained https://blogs.oracle.com/partnertech/cpu-utilization-of-mult...