I always turn hyperthreading off on my pc, because I
can get at least 300-500 mHz improvement per core with
overclocking, with more stability. Not to mention RAM
requirements.
And Rob, that build is seriously starved for RAM - 16
GB is not nearly enough for CS6 with an 8 core xeon.
you'd be better off going with an overclocked i7 sandy
bridge six core and 32 GB RAM for much less.
My recent build, which absolutely screams, was well
under $3k
On Tue, Jun 12, 2012 at 2:25 PM, Brendan Bolles <
brendan@fnordware.com
<mailto:
brendan@fnordware.com>>
wrote:
On Jun 12, 2012, at 11:05 AM, Rob & Jenny
wrote:
> Hmm, makes me wonder if I should turn
hyperthreading off then.
On the Mac if you have the developer tools
installed, you can
install the Processor control panel found in
(/Developer/Extras/PreferencePanes) and toggle
hyperthreading on
and off. In my AE tests (mostly involving
OpenEXR), keeping
hyperthreading on always gave better performance.
Brendan
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