If you flip some NUMA switches so tasks on the other core don’t add overhead, I’m inclined to say yes. But then modern schedulers are also so low-overhead that

If you flip some NUMA switches so tasks on the other core don’t add overhead, I’m inclined to say yes. But then modern schedulers are also so low-overhead that this case really only applies if you have a hard real-time requirement - in which case dedicated hardware is the norm