The "XE" in "Intel Pentium D XE" stands for Extreme Edition, and as such one would expect screaming performance from this dual core chip. However, it is being reported that this chip performs poorly with hyperthreading turned on, and that it does not perform on par with a system using two separate CPUs in this respect.
Intel Pentium D XE performance criticised
By Derek Sooman
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