Classic does launch a bit faster in 10.1, but application performance does not seem improved over 10.0.

In general, this can be up and running providing details of the application performance in less than two days.

AQtime is used for multiple optimization tasks to improve application performance and memory usage.

So, excluding the first CPU might lead to better application performance.

There are two main methods by which application performance is assessed.

Benchmarks are now regularly used by compiler companies to improve not only their own benchmark scores, but real application performance.

For now, let's look at another way that SMT can improve application performance.

And because applications run over these networks, application performance suffers.

Multitasking is where application performance really comes into play: how well does each application behave in this new environment?

However, in some circumstances, the technique can reduce application performance.