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Stupid Question ... what is my cpu?

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Limp Gawd
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I am using cpu-id to id my work CPU to see if I should run 2 instances of folding if it has hyper-threading.

I have no way to tell which Intel I have. (I have always bought amd's so I know very little about intels).

Anyways ... here is cpu-id output: http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=48595

Do I have hyper-threading?
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yes
look at the picture and in the right hand corner there is
H
T

for hyperthreading. however, it wont help you very much since its not a dual core.
 
I think it is... the whole intel icon there in the upper right has HT on it. Prescotts were all HT as well I think...

Also the sure fire is clicking on the drop down "Processor Selection" and the dropdown there to select CPU1/CPU2

BUT the REAL answer is don't run 2 instances of folding on a HT box. The offical word on that is a no. Hit the "Distributed Computing" forum for the offical word but the last I knew was just run 1 on an HT box. Enjoy the additional CPU cycles for doing your "work".

:)
 
Grimmda said:
I think it is... the whole intel icon there in the upper right has HT on it. Prescotts were all HT as well I think...

Also the sure fire is clicking on the drop down "Processor Selection" and the dropdown there to select CPU1/CPU2

BUT the REAL answer is don't run 2 instances of folding on a HT box. The offical word on that is a no. Hit the "Distributed Computing" forum for the offical word but the last I knew was just run 1 on an HT box. Enjoy the additional CPU cycles for doing your "work".

:)

there's a patch i've seen that allows two instances of folding to run simultaneously and i tried it myself and it worked for the most part.
 
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