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Yes, RTFA. That’s why the comment is relevant.
by tbrock 6y ago
Yes, RTFA. That’s why the comment is relevant.
- makomk 6y agoNot really. RPCS3 is very heavily multi-threaded, and the big thing that makes it perform better on Intel CPUs than AMD is differences in the performance of cross-core synchronization and data transfer. Current AMD desktop processors are split into CCXs containing at most 4 cores, and any communication between CCXs has to go via the seperate IO die which is relatively slow.
- loeg 6y agoI read the article, no need to be rude. The article is about maximizing memory throughput. It is not unusual to need multiple threads to actually saturate the memory controller(s). And in fact, RPCS3 uses several threads. So it is not clear that single-thread performance is the only significant factor, or that your unsubstantiated and context-free claim about Intel's single thread performance was relevant.