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      <title>cores, cpus and threads</title>
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      <description>Some reading for the basics cores, cpus and threads :
http://www.slac.stanford.edu/comp/unix/package/lsf/currdoc/lsf_admin/index.htm?lim_core_detection.html~main
Traditionally, the value of ncpus has been equal to the number of physical CPUs. However, many CPUs consist of multiple cores and threads, so the traditional 1:1 mapping is no longer useful. A more useful approach is to set ncpus to equal one of the following:
 The number of processors Cores—the number of cores (per processor) * the number of processors (this is the ncpus default setting) Threads—the number of threads (per core) * the number of cores (per processor) * the number of processors  Hyper-threading:</description>
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