How does hyperthreading make a task go faster? If I heard right, it is treating one processor like it is two and thus multitasking, but if it is using the same core which has the same speed, how would this speed things up exactly?
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Integer operations and floating point ops can't be done in the same thread? Is separating them really more efficient? (new paragraph) (screw you, stupid board-filter) Oh and one question, when I run single-threaded programs I notice it says its taking 13% of CPU in task manager, would disabling hyper-threading make it go twice as faster since it will show 25%?
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Integer operations and floating point ops can't be done in the same thread?
Disabling HT will not double your performance.
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