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1) There are other advantages then just pure throughput that come with Sata II and III. eg. NCQ. So your prof is not totally wrong here.
2) A quadcore with HT behaves like a cpu with 8 logical cores.
3) Yes, in theory this is possible. There are also LGA1150 motherboard with only two RAM slots, there might as well be some with only 3 and there are definetly some with 4 slots of which you oculd use 3 for a triple channel setup
 
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Don't try to outsmart your professor ...

So guys I have a problem. I'm in a I.T. Course at one of my local technical colleges and the professor I have just doesn't know. He gives out false information all the time. Like one day when I corrected him in class and had an argument it was about sata 6 gb per second. He said that mechanical hard drives should be plugged into it or they won't operate to their full potential. I was just like no. Sata 2 doesn't hit the theoretical throughput of what a mechanical hard drive can supply so why use sata 3? He just argued and argued. Today he told a student I shit you not "hyper threading means that a CPU has 8 logical cores" I didn't say anything. He said that within each core itself is 2 cores that have their own L1 cache and share L2 cache between the 2 cores then have L3 cache for all the cores to share. I'm just like wtf.jpg He also tried telling me that you can have a motherboard with just 3 ram slots that can run in triple channel. Not 6 like on 1366 but just 3 I'm like wtf. He also tried telling me that you need a 50% headroom in a power supply. So if your system consumes 600 watts it should be at least 900 watts and this is for "power surges" 300 watts for power surges wat. 
  I don't know what to do about this. The guy is smart in some respects but other I'm just like why is he teaching. I feel like I should approach a higher up because students shouldn't be getting the wrong information when they are paying this kind of money for an education. 

So guys I have a problem. I'm in a I.T. Course at one of my local technical colleges and the professor I have just doesn't know. He gives out false information all the time. Like one day when I corrected him in class and had an argument it was about sata 6 gb per second. He said that mechanical hard drives should be plugged into it or they won't operate to their full potential. I was just like no. Sata 2 doesn't hit the theoretical throughput of what a mechanical hard drive can supply so why use sata 3? He just argued and argued. Today he told a student I shit you not "hyper threading means that a CPU has 8 logical cores" I didn't say anything. He said that within each core itself is 2 cores that have their own L1 cache and share L2 cache between the 2 cores then have L3 cache for all the cores to share. I'm just like wtf.jpg He also tried telling me that you can have a motherboard with just 3 ram slots that can run in triple channel. Not 6 like on 1366 but just 3 I'm like wtf. He also tried telling me that you need a 50% headroom in a power supply. So if your system consumes 600 watts it should be at least 900 watts and this is for "power surges" 300 watts for power surges wat. 
  I don't know what to do about this. The guy is smart in some respects but other I'm just like why is he teaching. I feel like I should approach a higher up because students shouldn't be getting the wrong information when they are paying this kind of money for an education. 

So guys I have a problem. I'm in a I.T. Course at one of my local technical colleges and the professor I have just doesn't know. He gives out false information all the time. Like one day when I corrected him in class and had an argument it was about sata 6 gb per second. He said that mechanical hard drives should be plugged into it or they won't operate to their full potential. I was just like no. Sata 2 doesn't hit the theoretical throughput of what a mechanical hard drive can supply so why use sata 3? He just argued and argued. Today he told a student I shit you not "hyper threading means that a CPU has 8 logical cores" I didn't say anything. He said that within each core itself is 2 cores that have their own L1 cache and share L2 cache between the 2 cores then have L3 cache for all the cores to share. I'm just like wtf.jpg He also tried telling me that you can have a motherboard with just 3 ram slots that can run in triple channel. Not 6 like on 1366 but just 3 I'm like wtf. He also tried telling me that you need a 50% headroom in a power supply. So if your system consumes 600 watts it should be at least 900 watts and this is for "power surges" 300 watts for power surges wat. 
  I don't know what to do about this. The guy is smart in some respects but other I'm just like why is he teaching. I feel like I should approach a higher up because students shouldn't be getting the wrong information when they are paying this kind of money for an education. 

no they arent logical they are theoretical.... completely different 

So guys I have a problem. I'm in a I.T. Course at one of my local technical colleges and the professor I have just doesn't know. He gives out false information all the time. Like one day when I corrected him in class and had an argument it was about sata 6 gb per second. He said that mechanical hard drives should be plugged into it or they won't operate to their full potential. I was just like no. Sata 2 doesn't hit the theoretical throughput of what a mechanical hard drive can supply so why use sata 3? He just argued and argued. Today he told a student I shit you not "hyper threading means that a CPU has 8 logical cores" I didn't say anything. He said that within each core itself is 2 cores that have their own L1 cache and share L2 cache between the 2 cores then have L3 cache for all the cores to share. I'm just like wtf.jpg He also tried telling me that you can have a motherboard with just 3 ram slots that can run in triple channel. Not 6 like on 1366 but just 3 I'm like wtf. He also tried telling me that you need a 50% headroom in a power supply. So if your system consumes 600 watts it should be at least 900 watts and this is for "power surges" 300 watts for power surges wat. 
  I don't know what to do about this. The guy is smart in some respects but other I'm just like why is he teaching. I feel like I should approach a higher up because students shouldn't be getting the wrong information when they are paying this kind of money for an education. 

So guys I have a problem. I'm in a I.T. Course at one of my local technical colleges and the professor I have just doesn't know. He gives out false information all the time. Like one day when I corrected him in class and had an argument it was about sata 6 gb per second. He said that mechanical hard drives should be plugged into it or they won't operate to their full potential. I was just like no. Sata 2 doesn't hit the theoretical throughput of what a mechanical hard drive can supply so why use sata 3? He just argued and argued. Today he told a student I shit you not "hyper threading means that a CPU has 8 logical cores" I didn't say anything. He said that within each core itself is 2 cores that have their own L1 cache and share L2 cache between the 2 cores then have L3 cache for all the cores to share. I'm just like wtf.jpg He also tried telling me that you can have a motherboard with just 3 ram slots that can run in triple channel. Not 6 like on 1366 but just 3 I'm like wtf. He also tried telling me that you need a 50% headroom in a power supply. So if your system consumes 600 watts it should be at least 900 watts and this is for "power surges" 300 watts for power surges wat. 
  I don't know what to do about this. The guy is smart in some respects but other I'm just like why is he teaching. I feel like I should approach a higher up because students shouldn't be getting the wrong information when they are paying this kind of money for an education. 

So guys I have a problem. I'm in a I.T. Course at one of my local technical colleges and the professor I have just doesn't know. He gives out false information all the time. Like one day when I corrected him in class and had an argument it was about sata 6 gb per second. He said that mechanical hard drives should be plugged into it or they won't operate to their full potential. I was just like no. Sata 2 doesn't hit the theoretical throughput of what a mechanical hard drive can supply so why use sata 3? He just argued and argued. Today he told a student I shit you not "hyper threading means that a CPU has 8 logical cores" I didn't say anything. He said that within each core itself is 2 cores that have their own L1 cache and share L2 cache between the 2 cores then have L3 cache for all the cores to share. I'm just like wtf.jpg He also tried telling me that you can have a motherboard with just 3 ram slots that can run in triple channel. Not 6 like on 1366 but just 3 I'm like wtf. He also tried telling me that you need a 50% headroom in a power supply. So if your system consumes 600 watts it should be at least 900 watts and this is for "power surges" 300 watts for power surges wat. 
  I don't know what to do about this. The guy is smart in some respects but other I'm just like why is he teaching. I feel like I should approach a higher up because students shouldn't be getting the wrong information when they are paying this kind of money for an education. 

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