does this support hyperthreading?? thats vveerryy important. im reviving a 7 year old computer that come with a pent 4 (cedar mill 3GHZ single core)
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Hyper Thread Technology (multi-thread shared by one physical core) was great in the old single core CPUs, but it not nearly as effective at increasing performance as another physical core - dual core allows for true parallel processing whereas HTT threads must share a physical core. A dual core CPU will always perform better than a single core CPU with HTT - especially with Win7 or new OS that supports multiple core support. This CPU not only has two cores, it has a higher clock speed than the 3.0GHz 631 Cedar Mill, a 60% increase in FSB speed (if the MB allows it), and a LOT more cache (8 times more level one cache, 3 times more level two cache) - no contest between the two CPUs. Hyper Thread Technology (multi-thread shared by one physical core) was great in the old single core CPUs, but it not nearly as effective at increasing performance as another physical core - dual core allows for true parallel processing whereas HTT threads must share a physical core. A dual core CPU will always perform better than a single core CPU with HTT - especially with Win7 or new OS that supports multiple core support. This CPU not only has two cores, it has a higher clock speed than the 3.0GHz 631 Cedar Mill, a 60% increase in FSB speed (if the MB allows it), and a LOT more cache (8... » Read More Hyper Thread Technology (multi-thread shared by one physical core) was great in the old single core CPUs, but it not nearly as effective at increasing performance as another physical core - dual core allows for true parallel processing whereas HTT threads must share a physical core. A dual core CPU will always perform better than a single core CPU with HTT - especially with Win7 or new OS that supports multiple core support. This CPU not only has two cores, it has a higher clock speed than the 3.0GHz 631 Cedar Mill, a 60% increase in FSB speed (if the MB allows it), and a LOT more cache (8 times more level one cache, 3 times more level two cache) - no contest between the two CPUs. « Show Less
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Hyper Thread Technology (multi-thread shared by one physical core) was great in the old single core CPUs, but it not nearly as effective at increasing performance as another physical core - dual core allows for true parallel processing whereas HTT threads must share a physical core. A dual core CPU will always perform better than a single core CPU with HTT - especially with Win7 or new OS that supports multiple core support. This CPU not only has two cores, it has a higher clock speed than the 3.0GHz 631 Cedar Mill, a 60% increase in FSB speed (if the MB allows it), and a LOT more cache (8 times more level one cache, 3 times more level two cache) - no contest between the two CPUs.
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I have no experience with that cpu. I'm running the intel 4770 k at 4.2 ghz I have it looped through an asus maximus iv formula mobo so it's pushing twice the route that it is designed for. benchmark is 984 at 86 degress Celsius. I think the only better option is the koolance stand alone unit but it's pricey
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I assume its all about what u need it for, im currently running that matherboard with 1600's and i have not expierienced any issues, however i only use mine for personal internet and gaming, as you may already know games these days are more graphics card demanding then cpu...that being said in my opinion faster is better but i am still learning the pc world myself
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Not real good on the technical stuff, when I pull up the system page, for processor it says: Intel Pentium CPUB490 @ 2.00GHz don't know if this is what you needed or not. If it isn't, if you let me know where to find it, I'd be more then happy to check!
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I've installed it.I used the esxi cuatomized by hp. Think it's not officially supported but works ok. No hardware passthrough unless you change the cpu though. Hope this helps. Pls correct me if i'm wrong.
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You should do a search to verify, but I believe the Intel Core i7-3770 Processor has 4 cores with increased performance by Hyper-Threading technology.
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Yes but it's not the best with minecraft it's more important to get a strong Cpu. 3.5 ghz and 4 cores c:
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It should work well, since you already have the minimum config for it to run. I have seen it running on a 1 RAM, and 1.7 ghz, thus you should be fine. All you might get is a 5,5 ms latency, but that is nothing to worry, since it is a reasonable latency and will run fine.
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I would have to say yes. I run an AMD 8 core with zero problems. Power to spare.
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I would check HP and see if they have a list of compatible cpu if its on there list then ya hp dell boards have real narrow cpu support on there main boards
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I bought this with a haswell dual core (going to upgrade later) and it worked for me out of the box. I believe my processor is a Haswell refresh since I bought it maybe not even a month ago. Hope this helps. Love this mobo!
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Good day. I have an Asus AMD motherboard with 8 gigs of ram, a FX-8320 Eight Core CPU, two AMD Radeon 7800 Series Video Cards and Windows 8.1 and I have no issues at all. Works rather well.
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I would say your best bet would be to contact Apple, Intel or ATI about gpu compatibility with your server/workstation Intel Xeon CPU's. If it were me I would look into a good workstation GPU this is a consumer GPU. It may fit your needs and might work but, a workstation isn't what it's designed for.
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Processor Number i7-4700MQ 4th generation # of Cores 4 # of Threads 8 .....Hyperthreading Clock Speed 2.4 GHz Max Turbo Frequency 3.4 GHz Cache 6 MB
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According to benchmarks at tomshardware.com, going from 2 memory sticks to 3 doesn't measurably improve the performance of Core i7 as a single processor config. Apparently there's a lot of headroom on the memory bus for going to dual processors (8 CPU cores, or 16 CPU cores for you folks that count hyperthreading as an additional CPU core).
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Yes it is hyperthreaded. All i7 series processors are hyperthreaded giving this processor 8 virtual cores. http://www.cpu-world.com/info/Intel/Intel_Core_i7.html, if processor says 4 cores, but 8 threads then it's hyperthreaded ;)
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Christian is correct. I believe only a single core switches to a higher clock speed under heavy load. You don't need to do anything at all and all switching is done automatically. You shouldn't notice anything different except a little more battery drain when it ramps up to 2.8 GHz.