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Do you come up with stupid statements on the fly or do you practice them first? MANY benchmarks have shown 75-100% increase in performance (that's called core scaling) in applications that support more than two threads. Ironically, iTunes does not, but Photoshop CS2 and many video rendering programs do. Also, most server loads are inherently multi threaded.

So why don't you contain your negativity until you do a little research.]]>Nov 9th 2006 1:42PM