Hyperthreading

If you touch your software enough does it become hardware?

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I've got one game (and a few suspected others) that crash with this on - I have to select the process once it's running and set its affinity to CPU0 only.

So,

1. Is there a way to do this automatically, without switching to the task manager once the game is running?

2. Might I just as well turn it off, does it make that much difference and do most games not use it correctly anyway?

Cheers for any suggestions.
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Is that the same problem. Ah what do I know? :?

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Post by FatherJack »

Dr. kitteny berk wrote:2 minutes of google say:

http://www.computing.net/pda/wwwboard/forum/1844.html
Cheers, I guess I just consistently put the wrong search terms in.
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Hyperthreading is a lame gimmick. I say turn it off.
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Post by pixie pie »

deject wrote:Hyperthreading is a lame gimmick. I say turn it off.
mm.. Yeah, if you've only got one processor, thats trying to be 2? And you turn it off so its one again, surely thats the same amount of processing power.. So Turn it off!
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