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That's what hyperthreading is for, which implies having the same number of threads as logical cores. Hyperthreading and out of order execution are meant to acc

That's what hyperthreading is for, which implies having the same number of threads as logical cores. Hyperthreading and out of order execution are meant to accomplish keeping the execution units busy.

chrisseaton 7y ago
No it implies having the same number of OS threads as hardware threads, which is more than the number of hardware cores.
- BubRoss 7y ago
  That's what logical cores means. Hardware threads / hyper threads are also called logical cores by the bios and OS.
  - gpderetta 7y ago
    You are obviously correct and I'm not sure why you are being downvoted.