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So, why do they consider that 1 core? Isn't that more like a "compute complex" of multiple cores, as seen on zen 2, but with different core architectures attach
by mattashii 3y ago
So, why do they consider that 1 core? Isn't that more like a "compute complex" of multiple cores, as seen on zen 2, but with different core architectures attached instead of 4 cores of the same design?
- Symmetry 3y agoI'd be inclined to call them multiple cores myself, but if they all share the same pipe to main memory that would be a plausible reason to call them all the same core.