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Just grab a beefy x86 CPU (e.g. one based on AMD zen4) and put it in SMT=1, and you'll probably have a much better experience. A lot of windows/Linux software i
by deadmutex 3y ago
Just grab a beefy x86 CPU (e.g. one based on AMD zen4) and put it in SMT=1, and you'll probably have a much better experience. A lot of windows/Linux software is already optimized for x86, and you'll get good performance uplift per logical thread from SMT=1.
- stingraycharles 3y agoIs this true? You mean this implies single threaded applications will perform better?
- zamadatix 3y agoIf you're referring to the SMT=1 part it means not more than 1 hardware threads will be assigned to a hardware core at a time, not that the processes are single thread. If you're referring to the general performance of single thread apps between the two yes.