Hi Alex,
When Hyper-Threading is enabled, the BIOS uses a logical to physical CPU
ratio. Current implementations are using 2:1 ratios meaning there are 2
logical CPUs for each physical CPU. I think TS also thinks it's a 4-way CPU
if you use 2 Xeon cpu. For licensing and supported configuration details,
visit the following Microsoft Web site:
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/howtobu...rthreading.asp
Here is a article may be useful to you:
Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) Features and Performance
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000...nal/rdpfandp.a
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The test Hardware Configuration of the article above:
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Terminal Server
， Windows 2000 Advanced Server
， 4 x Pentium II Xeon @ 400 MHz with 512 KB L2 Cache
， 1024 MB RAM
， Cabletron DE500B PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter
， 8.5 GB IBM DGHS09Y CLAR09 SCSI Drive formatted NTFS
Client Workstation
， Windows 2000 Professional
， 1 x Pentium II @ 300 MHz with 512 KB L2 Cache
， 128 MB RAM
， 3Com EtherLink XL 10/100 PCI NIC
， 9 GB Seagate ST19171W SCSI Drive formatted NTFS
， Matrox Graphics Millennium II PCI 4MB WRAM[1]
LAN Configuration
， 100 Mbps private network
， 1 x 100 Mbps hub
Low-speed Network Configuration
， Telephone Line Simulator @ 33.6Kbps
， 2 x US Robotics 56K Sportser modems
Sincerely,
Ivan Sheng, MCSD,MCSE4,2000,MCDBA,CCNA,ASE
Microsoft Online Support Engineer
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