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  • Intel claims hyperthreading produces 900%+ boost

    12/06/2002 2:54:57 AM PST · by JameRetief · 101 replies · 657+ views
    The Inquirer ^ | December 6, 2002 | Mike Magee
    Truly remarkable results gobsmack us A SHARP EYED contributor to Ace's Hardware Forum has noticed that Intel is making some truly remarkable claims for the 3.06GHz Pentium 4. A demo on its site – it requires Flash to view – compares a spreadsheet calculation. That takes five minutes 39.9 seconds on a 3.06GHz Pentium 4 without hyperthreading while with hyperthreading, Intel claims it takes 35.58 seconds. [ Actually, if you see the demo, it is supposed to take the non-hyperthreaded P4 an even longer 6 minutes 15 seconds. (5:40 + :35) ] This is a remarkable feat and leads us...
  • [AMD vs. Intel] Breaking Performance Bottlenecks of SMP Systems with Opteron

    07/30/2002 9:46:22 AM PDT · by JameRetief · 10 replies · 385+ views
    Van's Hardware ^ | July 29, 2002 | Spencer Kittelson
    Breaking Performance Bottlenecks of SMP Systems with Opteron By Spencer Kittelson Date: July 29, 2002One of the most wonderful performance enhancing features of the forthcoming [AMD] Opteron (Hammer) are the multiple independent direct memory channels that are built into each CPU.  This is a huge, huge difference from the shared memory (actually, shared everything) approach of Intel symmetric multi-processing (SMP) systems.  Given the limitations of today's memory technology, this was an exceedingly smart move on the part of AMD and will likely change the way we design some of our applications in the very near future. Intel SMP systems exhibit...