Advice for new P4

[mayagrafix]

Im building a new box for my nephew and the MoBo supports hyperthreading. How do I know if the P4 chip has this technology when I buy it?

Does it say "Hyperthreading onboard" on the box?
Is there a code # I can check on the box?
Do some models (i.e. 533-FSB, 400-FSB) have it and some dont?
Or can I go by date maufactured in the Production code?

 

[timmyqwest]

heres the gig

533mhz chips with ht: 3.06
800mhz chips with ht: 2.4, 2.6, 3.0, and the new (not out yet) 3.2

thats it though

but it should say on the box

 

[CrazyP]

the only p4 that have HT are the P4 800fsb chips and the 3.06 533 fsb. nothing else so far


edit: beaten to the punch lol

 

[markodude]

the only p4 that have HT are the P4 800fsb chips and the 3.06 533 fsb. nothing else so far

Except the new P4P (P4 Portability) in 2.4, 2.6, 2.8 and 3.06 flavours, with 533FSB, HT support, 1.525vCore and a battery saving mode (1.4ghz I think) at 1.3vCore.....sampling currently for use in "transportables" (big laptops) - although I doubt you will come across one at PC World

 

[pacino]

Im building a new box for my nephew and the MoBo supports hyperthreading. How do I know if the P4 chip has this technology when I buy it?

Does it say "Hyperthreading onboard" on the box?
Is there a code # I can check on the box?
Do some models (i.e. 533-FSB, 400-FSB) have it and some dont?
Or can I go by date maufactured in the Production code?

Long answer short, look @ the CPU retail box, where INTEL logo is? .. you should see the H T as in this image (notice the HT on top right corner):

 

[mayagrafix]

THANX FOR THE INFO - will proceed accordingly.

 

[Lonely Raven]

Boy, I'd sure like to get one of those new mobiles.

Considering I got the "old" 2002 week 32 to hit 220FSB, I wonder
what a 2003 with HT would do!?!?

 

[mrpops2ko]

Yeah Id like 2 see it in action But I think I would go wit AMD instead of INTEL