- Joined
- Feb 2, 2002
- Location
- Wheaton, IL
I know this has been asked in some form or another, but looking
through our past pages I see vague questions with vague
answers.
I know with Hyper Threading turned on, you can (and are
recommended) to run two instances of folding.
Now, both the motherboards I have support switching HT
on and off in the BIOS. So I could in theory just shut it off
and run one instance of Folding.
Now, I've only had HT running for a few days, so I can't
answer myself yet. But is there a speed/time advantage to
running two instances of Folding on HT, VS one instance no HT?
through our past pages I see vague questions with vague
answers.
I know with Hyper Threading turned on, you can (and are
recommended) to run two instances of folding.
Now, both the motherboards I have support switching HT
on and off in the BIOS. So I could in theory just shut it off
and run one instance of Folding.
Now, I've only had HT running for a few days, so I can't
answer myself yet. But is there a speed/time advantage to
running two instances of Folding on HT, VS one instance no HT?