Is this true? Logic and hyperthreading

Is it true that logic doesnt support hyperthreading on 8 core Mac Pros, and that benchmarks in logic with quad cores are similar to 8 core mac pros?

Ravich wrote:
Where can I find current information on how other DAW programs (Cubase, DP, Sonar, etc) support multiple cores and hyperthreading? I'm starting to wonder about staying with logic.
That's a good question. We know how logic runs - maybe other apps run better, maybe worse. I'm surprised nobody has done a review/comparison/benchmark across the different apps to compare cpu use.
noeqplease wrote:
Is this "Hyperthreading" feature so important to you in your daily work, that you absolutely must have it?
If you have sessions that are CPU intensive and you are getting errors running out of CPU (especially when half the cores on the machine are sitting there doing nothing, then yes it definitely is important.
It's really the same issue as deciding between how many cores to get, how much ram, how big/fast/how many hard drives etc. Audio is intensive on a computer and users need to be able to run their sessions without getting errors.

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