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Re: IR Tower and Hyperthreading
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lugnet.robotics
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Mon, 5 Jan 2004 13:58:15 GMT
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> So, the reason I'm writing all of this is to ask...have any of you
> experienced this problem or run into it before? Have you ever been able to
> fix this? Are there options you can recommend (besides using NQC or another
> language - remember that these newbies probably need the graphical starting
> point)? Is there something these guys can do besides reinstall XP with
> hyperthreading disabled?
Hi Mike,
All I can do is to confirm that hyperthreading can cause very subtle bugs. We
experienced that lately in our company in an ADSL board driver, a problem
appeared when used with high speed HT machines (>= 3GHz). It worked flawlessly
on a multiprocessor platform or with a HT machine at speed < 3GHz...
Philo
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