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> 500 million transactions per second per core. An instruction is not a transaction. Commodity x86/x64 systems do not implement transactional memory or any mo
by DaiPlusPlus 5y ago
> 500 million transactions per second per core.
An instruction is not a transaction. Commodity x86/x64 systems do not implement transactional memory or any model of computation that could be reasonably described as transactional as far as I'm aware.
- bob1029 5y agoI'm not referring to individual instructions. I'm talking about actual useful changes to business state.
- ben-schaaf 5y ago500 million instructions per second can be achieved on a pentium pro from 1995, modern CPUs run many orders of magnitude faster than that.