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<p>As a result, performance improvements are very application-dependent; however, when running two programs that require full attention of the processor, it can actually seem like one or both of the programs slows down slightly when Hyper-Threading Technology is turned on. This is due to the <a href="page.php?w=replay_system">replay system</a> of the Pentium&nbsp;4 tying up valuable execution resources, equalizing the processor resources between the two programs, which adds a varying amount of execution time. The Pentium&nbsp;4 "Prescott" and the</p><p>
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