If the CPU does not support HT technology, it can be used on the motherboard that supports HT

No consequences, normal use, the motherboard can be turned off HT.

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HT is a CPU technology, if the CPU does not support it, then it is a waste to turn off **.

In addition, the HT technology itself is Intel's technology to make up for the low efficiency of the P4 core itself, which does not improve the CPU performance too much, but reduces the compatibility of the system.

The core of the current Core is that it does not use HT technology because of its high execution efficiency.

However, on the i7, HT technology has returned with a different name, and the HT on the i7 is no longer the same as that on the P4.

Generally there is no impact! As long as the CPU is supported by the motherboard, if the CPU does not have HT technology, the motherboard will turn off this item by itself, and if you turn it on, it's nothing!

Just like many motherboards can distinguish between the CPU of Saiyang and Ben 4, if you use the CPU of Ben 4, the motherboard BIOS will have a few more options! If it's Seyan, how can it not be displayed! The reason is almost the same, without HT technology, it is like Saiyang, and it is like Ben 4!

That's it, as for turning it off, there is definitely no such thing as a waste, because the CPU doesn't support it at all! Where is the waste?

It depends on what type of U your board supports.

Wasting technology? If your U doesn't support the hyperline, then it doesn't work if you open it.

If you don't want to waste it, you have to change to a U that supports over-the-line.

There are no consequences??? Says who? You install an incompatible CPU on your board to try! Don't listen to him, you'd better find a computer repairer and let them help you out. Hehe.

What's your motherboard? Brand? Model? The motherboard generally has the bus speed. Exceeds the CPU front-side bus frequency. If, as you say, there is an impact, the CPU front-side bus can only reach 1000MHz.

I'll show you again.

This is an old motherboard with nvidia chips. It is true that the front-side bus is only 1000, which is less than the 2000 of AMD X2 250, which is a bottleneck, and only DDR2 memory can be inserted. An upgrade is recommended to take full advantage of the performance of this processor.

I'm using an AMD X2 240 processor. It's in the same family as your processor.

If your motherboard is old or if you're looking for performance, change it. The impact on performance is significant. This is reflected in the fact that the computer is much slower as a result.

This motherboard doesn't match this CPU. In fact, I appreciate the X2 series of CPUs, 240, 245, 250, 255 are all of this category, because they support DDR3 memory to 1600MHz, which greatly exerts the performance of the whole machine, and Intel's 500,600,700 yuan CPU can not support such a high memory frequency, and Intel's CPU bus frequency at these price points is only 1333MHz at most. The landlord was silent, and I went offline.

It seems that the motherboard bus has the absolute CPU bus, and the CPU can't exceed the highest bus of the motherboard!

Who can talk about that? How not to create bottlenecks.

What you mean is that the old motherboard is equipped with a new CPU, the data transfer rate of the 1GHz HT bus is only 8GBS, and the DDR2 memory is still enough. Because there is also memory, DDR3 1333 bandwidth is 10GB s, so from this point of view, if you want to fully release the performance of the CPU, you need to change the motherboard and memory.