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Ok I was wondering what is the differance between a 2ghz xeon with 512KB cache and a P4 512KB cache that is running at 2ghz? I mean in all reality could the 2ghz xeon be any faster for number crunching?
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]ToiletDuck said:No the xeon is 32bit. The Itanium is 64.
ToiletDuck said:Well whatever. Pick a xeon that is the same speed as a P4 that has HT and then what? Same processor? I know a guy that runs quad P4's so it is possible.
David said:Pentium 4s are SMP disabled and the 3.06GHz P4B and all P4Cs (I think) have Hyperthreading available.
Pentium 4 Xeons (called just plain 'Xeons') have SMP enabled for 2-way (dual CPU) operation. Xeon MPs have SMP enabled for 2-way or 4-way SMP operation (quad system). Xeons based on the Prestonia core have hyperthreading enabled, AFAIK the older 'Foster' Xeons do not have hyperthreading.