It is alleged that AMD has been built in the double-core Socket AM2 processor's killer 锏, ie, reverse-hyperthreading.
The so-called anti-ultra-threading technology, that is, two Socket AM2 processor cores are simultaneously calculated simultaneously. The dual-core Socket AM2 processor can divide the single-threaded program into two parts, allowing 2 cores to accelerate the calculation. Adopt anti-ultra-threading technology, dual-core SOCKTE AM2 processor can process 6 instructions for each clock cycle.
AMD is expected to announce this technology on the day of the Conroe processor on July 24, which is the release of the buckle processor. However, the AMD reflective technology requires a processor level cache and other parts of the processor to run synchronously.
AMD has built in the dual-core Athlon 64 X2 processor in the Socket AM2 interface. In order to activate anti-super-thread technology, consumers need to update the processor driver and motherboard BIOS. Microsoft is likely to publish the operating system patch for the anti-ultra-threading, and the dual-core processor is treated as a single core processor when the ultra-thread is started.
AMD anti-hyperbar technology can be dynamically adjusted, that is, in the case of need, turn on the anti-super-threading technology, combining dual cores into a single core, and then restore the dual core after completion of the calculation. At present, users who have purchased Socket AM2 Athlon 64 X2 processors and corresponding motherboards will become AMD anti-ultra-threading technology free players.
