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The "trouble" is only when you want a single process to monopolize the entirety of CPU resources. In today's (and even yesterday's?) processing environment, th
by Nwallins 16y ago
The "trouble" is only when you want a single process to monopolize the entirety of CPU resources. In today's (and even yesterday's?) processing environment, there are often tens if not hundreds of processes running at once, and 5 or 15 of them may be "performance critical".
Are multicore architectures not able to distribute this sort of load?
- wmf 16y agoOn PCs it's common to have hundreds of processes sleeping, but rare to have more than one or two threads runnable.