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Yes, you always have to know your problem well enough to make sure that you pick a benchmark which is measuring your bottleneck. Most people don’t have this kin
by acdha 3y ago
Yes, you always have to know your problem well enough to make sure that you pick a benchmark which is measuring your bottleneck. Most people don’t have this kind of perfect linear read activity but some do, and I think that if I did I’d probably be playing with the thread counts to see whether high-core machines were bottlenecking at some point where diminishing returns kicked in making it more cost-effective to get a second system rather than one really big one.