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> Hyperthreading does result in an improvement of rendering speed, but
> only 25%. This is small, but speed is speed, and any improvement is
> good. It does make sense two run two instances, but do not expect twice
> the rendering speed.
Since there is a single physical CPU, I'd say the 25% speedup
is actually quite good.
Now the question is: why does a single instance run slower
in the first place ? Or, IOW: where do the two instances really gain
speed (file i/o operations or elsewhere) ?
- NC
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