How many cores do you have in your computer?

[planetearth]

No I have an i5 as well and it does not have hyper threading - makes it tricky to know which of your choices to vote for as it is 4 cores but ot 8 hyper threads

That's me, too.

I guess the "i5 crowd" should have been represented in the choices, if you want a relatively accurate of who uses what.

Steve

[pljones]

8 cores, 8 threads -> AMD 8 core with no hyperthreading.

Aaaha, interesting, then I'd say vote for "4 core -> 8 threads"

Might have been easier to have a "cores" section and a "hyperthreading" yes/no extra... though I don't know if the voting would allow that in a single vote, which it would need to be...

[MeldaProduction]

camsr: Just checking, I of course have my reasons , you know me, thinking several steps ahead .

nocturnal909: Yeah, hyperthreading actually isn't ideal for audio processing, because technically the processors (at least the worse ones) don't have enough actual computational units, so despite they have 2 threads per core, the threads are waiting for each other. But also Logic isn't exactly ideal when it comes to multitasking (but not bad either).

[ZapAxe]

I voted 'neither options' because of the threads being tied to cores, which I'm not sure about.

I use 4-core Intel's in each of my machines, core 2 quad Q9650 & core 2 quad Q9300).

[Creepr]

4core/4threads, Lynnfield i5 750. Still rocks after so many years....
...I had to vote "none of the above" though....

[Cimbasso]

i7-5820k, love it.

[spktkpkt]

4 Cores, 8 Threads (Intel i7-4790S, good speed @ good power consumption)