Outside of gaming, or hyper-CPU-critical workflows like video editing, I'm not really sure if people actually even care about that last 10% of performance. I k

Outside of gaming, or hyper-CPU-critical workflows like video editing, I'm not really sure if people actually even care about that last 10% of performance. I know most of the time I get frustrated by everyday software, its doing something unnecessary in a long loop, and possibly forgetting to check for Windows messages too.