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I have the 7900 (non-x), I find it helpful to think of it as a dual socket 6 core system. For latency sensitive things like many games, it's best to pin it to
by sliken 3y ago
I have the 7900 (non-x), I find it helpful to think of it as a dual socket 6 core system. For latency sensitive things like many games, it's best to pin it to a single socket/half the cores. Once you do that the other half can handle everything else. That way jitter stays low, performance is consistent, caches are warm, etc.
- nathants 3y agoi’m pleased with 7950x, it was just a surprise. when benchmarking the game engine, massive latency variance due to background jobs using all cores. when i compile, all 16 cores are used. when playing, core0 is main thread, core1 is physx, core2 is network, core3-7 are background jobs used by main thread. i’m not sure more than 8 cpu cores can be meaningfully used by any current game engine tech. when i run the server locally, i reduce usage to 4 cores so client and server don’t contend. not much impact.