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Probably the "machine of the day" for google websearch is an EPYC so they are focused on that. Possibly the issue didn't affect Xeon in the first place, leaving
by jeffbee 3y ago
Probably the "machine of the day" for google websearch is an EPYC so they are focused on that. Possibly the issue didn't affect Xeon in the first place, leaving nothing to optimize. <strike>You can see in the absolute values it was already faster on Intel than it is on EPYC after the improvement.</strike> actually I am cross-eyed, I thought there was another zero there.
I wonder if this set of patches was the result of visibility gained from recent `perf mem` features that show loads and stores for each struct member.
- TacticalCoder 3y ago> You can see in the absolute values it was already faster on Intel than it is on EPYC after the improvement I don't know because the table shows a 100 Gbit/s NIC on AMD and a 200 Gbit/s (!) NIC on Intel. Which for some benchmarks would now make AMD twice as fast as Intel. Note sure if the 100 Gbit vs 200 Gbit labels are correct though.