amd fx AMD Hyperthreading?

[Schyken]

I'm looking into using an AMD FX-4350 for a PC build and I was wondering if FX CPUs have a hyperthread or hyperthread-like capability or something along the lines of being able to share spare processing on other tasks. Maybe even splitting each core's power to multitask a core?

[KezzaMcFezza]

2 minutes ago, Schyken said:

I'm looking into using an AMD FX-4350 for a PC build and I was wondering if FX CPUs have a hyperthread or hyperthread-like capability or something along the lines of being able to share spare processing on other tasks. Maybe even splitting each core's power to multitask a core?

No, they do not have hyperthreading, and that's why intel CPU's are alot more popular. Not to mention the heat output of AMD is a bit high.

 

Hope this helps

[IsaacDaGrazin]

AMD CPU's have HT?

dafuq is dis?!

firstly HDDs have heatsinks and thermal compound now amd has HT

or I have been living under a rock :3

[KezzaMcFezza]

Just now, IsaacDaGrazin said:

AMD CPU's have HT?

dafuq is dis?!

firstly HDDs have heatsinks and thermal compound now amd has HT

or I have been living under a rock :3

Lol you saw the post about the HDD heatsink?

[IsaacDaGrazin]

1 minute ago, ProKeero said:

Lol you saw the post about the HDD heatsink?

yea, you want the link?

edit: nvm saw that you typed THE meaning you have and asking if I have

Edited March 15, 2016 by IsaacDaGrazin

[Schyken]

Thanks. Yeah, AMD's heat output on their processors is generally a bit high. I really think AMD processors are pretty good, however they do unfortunately lack those lovely Intel features...

[MblaZe7run]

1 minute ago, ProKeero said:

Lol you saw the post about the HDD heatsink?

Was it as bad as the guy who said GPUs need fans on the back of the card?

[SLAYR]

5 minutes ago, Schyken said:

I'm looking into using an AMD FX-4350 for a PC build and I was wondering if FX CPUs have a hyperthread or hyperthread-like capability or something along the lines of being able to share spare processing on other tasks. Maybe even splitting each core's power to multitask a core?

If you want a cheap quad core an amd 860k would be a better option since it will consume a lot less power. 

[KezzaMcFezza]

Just now, MblaZe7run said:

Was it as bad as the guy who said GPUs need fans on the back of the card?

Lol yea, hes like "will it help if i put heatsinks on my HDD?" lol but yet again i guess that's what the LTT forums are for. Asking questions

[Morgan MLGman]

2 minutes ago, Schyken said:

Thanks. Yeah, AMD's heat output on their processors is generally a bit high. I really think AMD processors are pretty good, however they do unfortunately lack those lovely Intel features...

The architecture itself (CMT) that AMD used is a bit flawed, because you've got two "cores" put into a module and they share some of the resources within that module. That makes them lack in IPC and single-threaded performance. Multi-threaded one is good though. So your 4350 is essentially a 2-module CPU with 4 cores.

[KezzaMcFezza]

2 minutes ago, IsaacDaGrazin said:

yea, you want the link?

edit: nvm saw that you typed THE meaning you have and asking if I have

 yeah.

[IsaacDaGrazin]

Just now, ProKeero said:

 yeah.

:3

[Coaxialgamer]

No , they do not feature SMT ( hyperthreading ) . AMD says their ZEN cpus should feature it , but we won't know until they come out.

[Nena Trinity]

Maybe Zen will have it!

[Moonzy]

guys guys... AMD cpu is OP ok?

 

 

 

[Schyken]

No, OP is not okay

[Schyken]

Does anyone know if Zen CPUs will have the same socket?

[Moonzy]

10 minutes ago, Schyken said:

Does anyone know if Zen CPUs will have the same socket?

probably not the same socket...

they gotta sell their chipsets for $$ amirite?