A lot of software that doesn't support multithreading could easily support it by implementing a single threaded graph partitioning algorithm or an algorithm to

A lot of software that doesn't support multithreading could easily support it by implementing a single threaded graph partitioning algorithm or an algorithm to find disconnected subgraphs. Your ability to feed your cores is now limited by this piece of single threaded code. The easy way to get around this is to have heterogeneous cores. Ampere could have easily slapped 2 A76 cores for every 32 Ampere cores to prevent this problem. The harder way to get around this is to multithread the partitioning algorithm, but that will convince more people that multithreading isn't worth it, because their Ryzen runs the same code faster even though it might only have 12 cores. https://box2d.org/posts/2023/10/simulation-islands/ https://box2d.org/posts/2023/10/simulation-islands/