AMD might go for that IMO, they have the tech to "glue together a bunch of CPUs", to misquote Intel, they could feasibly make a low power and low perf CCX and p

AMD might go for that IMO, they have the tech to "glue together a bunch of CPUs", to misquote Intel, they could feasibly make a low power and low perf CCX and pair it with a high power desktop CCX. The problem will likely be support by the OS, to my knowledge Windows doesn't have anything on board to manage switching to what essentially amounts a low-perf/low-power NUMA node to save power. I don't think Linux has something on board either.