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Yeah, but the way it does it is by switching concurrent threads when the last gets stalled on memory. It's brilliant, and seems effective, but it's still just
by lallysingh 18y ago
Yeah, but the way it does it is by switching concurrent threads when the last gets stalled on memory.
It's brilliant, and seems effective, but it's still just 8 cores per socket.
- Retric 18y agoThis is useful to get around the latency issues, which let's you use more of your memory bandwidth before stalling a core.