Here you go guys.
Nothing overclocked in my system as yet (not even the Radeon 9700).
I am using the Asus P4PE Deluxe by the way. I badly need a Granite Bay motherboard!!!!
Sandra 2003:
http://www.tech-pc.net/manoj.jpg
3DMark 2001 SE:
Northwood 3.06Ghz without HT and Radeon 9700
= 15759 3DMarks
http://service.madonion.com/compare?2k1=5111048
Northwood 3.06Ghz with HT and Radeon 9700
= 15810 3DNarks
http://service.madonion.com/compare?2k1=5111036
Quake III (1.30 patch and running Demo Four timedemo):
Northwood 3.06Ghz without HT and Radeon 9700 at 1600 by 1200 32bit with max settings all the way = 204.4 fps
Northwood 3.06Ghz with HT and Radeon 9700 at 1600 by 1200 32bit with max settings all the way = 204.7 fps
Comanche 4 at 1600 by 1200 32bit with max settings:
Northwood 3.06Ghz without HT and Radeon 9700 = 58.49 fps
Northwood 3.06Ghz with HT and Radeon 9700 = 58.30 fps
Unreal Tournament 2003 at 1600 by 1200 32bit with max settings all the way:
Northwood 3.06Ghz without HT and Radeon 9700
Flyby = 105.781
Botmatch = 70.304
Northwood 3.06Ghz with HT and Radeon 9700
Flyby = 105.678
Botmatch = 70.160
So as you can see HT does nothing for gaming performance now.
However, AMD's favorite benchmark Sandra 2003, does have a boost in performance.
Nothing overclocked in my system as yet (not even the Radeon 9700).
I am using the Asus P4PE Deluxe by the way. I badly need a Granite Bay motherboard!!!!
Sandra 2003:
http://www.tech-pc.net/manoj.jpg
3DMark 2001 SE:
Northwood 3.06Ghz without HT and Radeon 9700
= 15759 3DMarks
http://service.madonion.com/compare?2k1=5111048
Northwood 3.06Ghz with HT and Radeon 9700
= 15810 3DNarks
http://service.madonion.com/compare?2k1=5111036
Quake III (1.30 patch and running Demo Four timedemo):
Northwood 3.06Ghz without HT and Radeon 9700 at 1600 by 1200 32bit with max settings all the way = 204.4 fps
Northwood 3.06Ghz with HT and Radeon 9700 at 1600 by 1200 32bit with max settings all the way = 204.7 fps
Comanche 4 at 1600 by 1200 32bit with max settings:
Northwood 3.06Ghz without HT and Radeon 9700 = 58.49 fps
Northwood 3.06Ghz with HT and Radeon 9700 = 58.30 fps
Unreal Tournament 2003 at 1600 by 1200 32bit with max settings all the way:
Northwood 3.06Ghz without HT and Radeon 9700
Flyby = 105.781
Botmatch = 70.304
Northwood 3.06Ghz with HT and Radeon 9700
Flyby = 105.678
Botmatch = 70.160
So as you can see HT does nothing for gaming performance now.
However, AMD's favorite benchmark Sandra 2003, does have a boost in performance.