> I don't think so. We've had multi-core CPUs for many years and developers haven't been taking advantage of those. That's not remotely true. Does it scale lin

> I don't think so. We've had multi-core CPUs for many years and developers haven't been taking advantage of those. That's not remotely true. Does it scale linearly with core count? No, of course not. Similarly games are going to be perfectly playable with what most users have - which is dual & quad core, so scaling past that should expectedly be limited. A game isn't going to take advantage of something nobody has. But games are absolutely multithreaded and do take advantage of it. There's a reason consoles have 8 cores, and it's not because Sony & Microsoft love to put in hardware that nobody will use. If it was standard for gaming PCs to have 8 cores as well you'd see games utilizing that.