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A properly authored multi-core workload will balance across the cores even if some of them are slower via things like work-stealing, so while having a "thread d
by kevingadd 3y ago
A properly authored multi-core workload will balance across the cores even if some of them are slower via things like work-stealing, so while having a "thread director" to move the heaviest workloads onto the fastest cores would be nice, this architecture probably still works out pretty good even if it's less than perfect.
- wmf 3y agoMy real concern is about single-threaded workloads. The OS needs to schedule them on the higher-clocked cores. Apparently this has been in Windows for years and Linux 6.9 is getting it.