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I think because general compute is hard to parallelize, so 256 cores doesn't help much in practice. (Compute that does parallelize well already runs on GPU).

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• camel-cdr 4y ago
  I get that hugely parallel applications already run on the gpu, but wouldn't something like 4 power and 28 efficiency cores kinda make sense?
  • tromp 4y ago
    Not as much as say, 4 power cores, 4 efficiency cores, and 24 gpu cores.