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This is because for a fair comparison you need to scale the L1/L2 cache size as well. More cores - more cache. It is also important to not scale below 2 cores,
by SomeoneFromCA 6y ago
This is because for a fair comparison you need to scale the L1/L2 cache size as well. More cores - more cache. It is also important to not scale below 2 cores, because servicing interrupts causes performance hiccups. It is enough to have the second core heavily downclocked, and you'll still have better performance then with just a single core.