I couldn't do it justice because we didn't have enough foundation to understand what hyper-threading is.

Overall the performance history of hyper-threading was a mixed one in the beginning.

So what hyper-threading does is, I mean, and this - talk about it being confusing already.

This is the true cause of any performance degradation concerning hyper-threading.

Hyper-threading will make most applications up to 35% faster.

Another paper claims no performance improvements when hyper-threading is used for interrupt handling.

Get up to 35% better performance with hyper-threading.

The hyper-threading features of the processor were available only if the system board came with supporting firmware.

Hyper-Threading Technology may be the way to go.

It's been fun watching Intel slowly add these capabilities, as you say, with hyper-threading and multi-cores.

It also features Hyper-Threading and is manufactured on a 45 nm process.

Not all software works well with hyper-threading.

In 2006, hyper-threading was criticised for energy inefficiency.

This explains why performance with hyper-threading is application-dependent.

Simultaneous multithreading by multiple cores and hyper-threading (2x per core).

Hyper-Threading Technology is coming to the desktop soon (mid November).

However, if hyper-threading is in use, the replay system will prevent the other thread from utilizing the execution units.

What hyper-threading is, is the recognition that there is what's called "register pressure."

And so this was before multi-core, but this was what they called "hyper-threading."

It is like hyper-threading invented by Intel or the general multi-threading architecture in modern micro-processors.

Poulson, the next-generation Itanium, is scheduled to have additional hyper-threading enhancements.

If the operating system's thread scheduler is unaware of hyper-threading, it will treat all four logical processors the same.

Well, this is when this notion of simultaneous thread execution occurred to them, which Intel calls "hyper-threading."

Hyper-Threading (HT) represents a new era in desktop processor design.

The Intel Xeon 5500 server chips also utilize two-way hyper-threading.