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Most workstations run below 10% most of the time. I doubt you will even notice. Where would one expect the worst noticable impact? Number-crunching does not ne
by usr1106 4y ago
Most workstations run below 10% most of the time. I doubt you will even notice.
Where would one expect the worst noticable impact? Number-crunching does not need that many syscalls, so no. Database maybe? It needs syscalls, but is it still CPU-bound? Networking applications?
- nibbleshifter 4y agoI run a lot of local VM's on my workstations. I tried offload this workload to the cloud a few times, but that's just not as fast (and cheap) as local VM's. Also requires internet, which I regularly don't have for periods of time. I noticed a huge perf impact on my machines after the spectre mitigations rolled out and had to kill those in the kernel command line.
- pantalaimon 4y agoThat’s silly, just because system is idle most of the time doesn’t mean performance doesn’t matter when you need it.