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Ian Ian is offline
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      02-02-2009
IXBT Labs have a detailed article on the Intel i7 CPU, focusing on Hyper-Threading and Turbo Boost details:

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Our today's article will be devoted to aspects not covered in the reviews of the Intel Core i7 architecture and its first representative Intel Core i7 920. Our readers might remember that we have evaluated performance of Core i7 920 in the nominal mode -- with enabled Turbo Boost and Hyper-Threading -- as it works in users' computers.

However, the urge to research is hard to suppress, so we wonder how much performance is added by new technologies used in these CPUs. In this review we shall analyze Core i7 performance in the "minimalistic" mode (without Turbo Boost and Hyper-Threading), with only Hyper-Threading enabled, and with only Turbo Boost enabled. And, of course, we'll compare the results to the nominal mode (both are enabled).
Read the review here.
 
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      02-07-2009
Extremely interesting and valuable. Thank you for posting thу link.
 
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