This is a discussion on INTEL HT .. smp or no smp .. within the Slackware Linux Support forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> hi all this is my first post so be clement with me, i got this terrible question.. it's better ...
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| matteo blithely blithered > hi all this is my first post so be clement with me, i got this terrible > question.. > it's better to activate the SMP module or not on an Intel Pentium 4 2.8 > Ghz HT ? > > thanks folks > > Matteo > How many of em do ya got? -- My world is cold and without hope. |
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| matteo wrote: > hi all this is my first post so be clement with me, i got this terrible > question.. > it's better to activate the SMP module or not on an Intel Pentium 4 2.8 > Ghz HT ? depends on which kernel you run. with 2.4 you may or may not get benefits, depending on the scenario [although in most of my cases i found that i got roughly 20-30% performance increase]. with 2.6.x you have smt support in addition to smp support, which handles HT a bit better than regular smp in 2.4.x |
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| Mr. Boy wrote: > matteo, get yourself a nice smp kernel, also if you can find one with > ACPI well compiled would be better... tnx for ur suggestion, i usually compile my own kernel, for the previouse questions i got only 1 cpu. i'll try out the 2.4 kernel with smp module enabled. unfortunaly every time i tried to kompile 2.6 (without initrd) all i can see is a damned panic on mounting reiser partitions .. even i put the reiser module is added as include, not external module .. very very sorry for my enGliSh |
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