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Lol. A single x86 core probably outguns 6 of these cores. I'd rather have a quad core x86 that is actually useful and runs popular software.
by bestusername111 11y ago
Lol. A single x86 core probably outguns 6 of these cores. I'd rather have a quad core x86 that is actually useful and runs popular software.
- stefantalpalaru 11y agoA large number of cores on a single chip is interesting to us programmers not just for the overall performance, but for testing software parallelization strategies. Low per-core performance is actually a good incentive to parallelize as much as possible.