Actually, the fact that P6 renders equally fast (or slow, depends on how you wish to view it) with or without hyperthreading is good! While it (still) doesn't support multiple CPUs, hyperthreading no longer hurts performance. So now you can launch another app while Poser is rendering, work with it comfortably, without slowing Poser down more than is necessary. I also tried Vue 4.5 Pro with and without hyperthreading. Vue supports multiple CPUs. With hyperthreading enabled, Vue detected and used 2 CPUs, but it was not a whit faster than without hyperthreading. The only advantage when working with hyperthreading in Vue is the smoother operation.

The pen is mightier than the sword. But if you literally want to have some impact, use a typewriter

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