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E-cores are physically smaller and have fewer execution units and what they do have are more likely to be shared, I think. So they simply can’t process as much
by MBCook 3y ago
E-cores are physically smaller and have fewer execution units and what they do have are more likely to be shared, I think.
So they simply can’t process as much clock for clock.
- monocasa 3y agoThey also have smaller resources like reorder buffers so they can't speculatively keep nearly as much in progress work around, leading to more stalls.