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In my experience on older machines, it's possible why it's happening on Unix based OS's and not Windows is because Unix based tend to get more out of your hardw
by sinatosk 9y ago
In my experience on older machines, it's possible why it's happening on Unix based OS's and not Windows is because Unix based tend to get more out of your hardware than Windows and this sort of hardware instability shows more frequently.
- 0xbear 9y agoCould be. Linux has a very efficient mutex implementation, and as a result concurrent programs tend to spent a lot less time idling, and thus potentially load the cores more.