Howdy!
Out of curiosity, does anyone know if the SIS 648 is 'Hyperthread-able'?
From what I have read, Many of the current Intel 845 chipsets are HT-able and at least one vendor (Asus) is releasing updated BIOSes to enable HT on those boards that are able.
I like the feature set of the SIS 648 chipset and was considering purchasing an Asus P4S8X. The prices seem to be right, performance is on par with the Intel 850E chipset, and a better feature set, so what's not to like?
Hyperthreading... I'm very interested in this piece of technology and I can wait a little while (say 2 months). I've said the next board I purchase would be a dual processor system, but it would appear you can get "nearly" the same thing with HT.
So I was thinking if the SIS 648 were HT-able, I could purchase a board now, get a relatively cheaper P4 to hold me over until the HT P4's come out.
Thanks for any input!
Out of curiosity, does anyone know if the SIS 648 is 'Hyperthread-able'?
From what I have read, Many of the current Intel 845 chipsets are HT-able and at least one vendor (Asus) is releasing updated BIOSes to enable HT on those boards that are able.
I like the feature set of the SIS 648 chipset and was considering purchasing an Asus P4S8X. The prices seem to be right, performance is on par with the Intel 850E chipset, and a better feature set, so what's not to like?
Hyperthreading... I'm very interested in this piece of technology and I can wait a little while (say 2 months). I've said the next board I purchase would be a dual processor system, but it would appear you can get "nearly" the same thing with HT.
So I was thinking if the SIS 648 were HT-able, I could purchase a board now, get a relatively cheaper P4 to hold me over until the HT P4's come out.
Thanks for any input!