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IIRC, core 0 is the one that tends to service processor interrupts, which may mean that the data is unusually noisy in a way that tends to underestimate the RTT

IIRC, core 0 is the one that tends to service processor interrupts, which may mean that the data is unusually noisy in a way that tends to underestimate the RTT latency time.

jeffbee 3y ago
There’s a similar weird artifact at index 64.
- innocenat 3y ago
  Core 64 is the hyper-threaded pair of core 0.
  - jeffbee 3y ago
    Not on that machine. That would only be true on a 128-thread system, but this one has 96 threads.