Mojave & hyperthreading off

[JFreak]

Originally Posted by arche3

Are you alsi using CPU setter for mac OS x?

yes

[arche3]

Great thanks. This seems to be the one to try then. Everyone in this thread used it.

Originally Posted by JFreak

yes

[JFreak]

You can use Terminal too if you know the commands, but the app is so much easier

[arche3]

Ok.... this thing works. Wow. Makes CPU super stable. High Sierra. Mac pro 51 dual 3.33 6 core. Hdx.

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Originally Posted by indeloon85

Would this technique be useful on High Sierra as well??

Turning Hyperthreading off has made my rig SO much more stable. No freezing errors and just smooth(er) sailing in high Sierra.
I use "instruments" as part of the Xcode package (xCode in App Store) to turn off hyperthreading.
You need to do after each restart.

[Eric Lambert]

Does flipping the switch on hyperthreading -- on vs. off, or vice versa -- require a computer restart?

If not, can it be done with ProTools open?

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Originally Posted by Eric Lambert

Does flipping the switch on hyperthreading -- on vs. off, or vice versa -- require a computer restart?

If not, can it be done with ProTools open?

No restart needed. In fact, after restart, you HAVE to turn HS off again. (state isn't retained after restart/power down) and no- PT has to be relaunched after.

[TOM@METRO]

I love that in "Windows" HT can be turned of permanently in bios. Pro Tools runs so much better here without it.

[Emi]

Originally Posted by Eric Lambert

Does flipping the switch on hyperthreading -- on vs. off, or vice versa -- require a computer restart?

If not, can it be done with ProTools open?

It can’t be done with protools open.

[jjnssn]

Originally Posted by TOM@METRO

I love that in "Windows" HT can be turned of permanently in bios. Pro Tools runs so much better here without it.

How long have you been running with HT off on your windows PC?


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