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What are CPU threads?


A thread is a virtual version of a CPU core. To create a thread, Intel CPUs use Hyper-Threading and AMD CPUs use simultaneous multithreading!




For example, AMD CPUs use four cores to provide eight threads, and most Intel CPUs use two cores to use Hyper-Threading to provide four threads. The number of hardware threads indicates how many software threads can be executed simultaneously on the CPU.


They are really invisible to users, the operating system decides that a certain software thread is running on a certain logical processor, and a corresponding hardware thread on a certain core executes that software thread under any operating system e.g. B. Windows, Linux, MAC OS etc.


See also:
►►  Multi-core processors?  ►► Determination of the CPU frequency   ►►  No constant frequency for the CPU





FAQ 234: Updated on: 26 September 2021 14:46 Windows
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What is an algorithm?


An algorithm is a solution to a problem or several problems, algorithms consist of individual steps This means that executions can be formulated in a computer
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What is EXIF?


The so-called Exchangeable Image File Format EXIF ​​is a standard that is similar to MP3-TAG metadata, which contains important image information   Here
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What are RAW image files?


RAW image files are the original image data that are saved by the digital camera in RAW format during recording without loss   Are also known as camera
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What is a USB stick?


A USB stick is a compact device that is connected to another device, such as a PC or smartphone, via the Universal Serial Bus   There are different devices
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Watermark?


What is a watermark and how are photos watermarked is a good question A watermark is a lettering or a logo that is placed over the original image or photo
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What does FPS!


How many frames per second are displayed is the indication of FPS, usually this is displayed in a corner of your screen There are benchmarks and games that
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What does LED stand for?


LED, short for light-emitting diode, is a semiconductor that lights up when an electrical charge passes through it LED comes from English and stands for

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