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The P cores don't get used if they're not needed. You don't need to worry. Most of your every use and background work gets allocated to E cores.
by pertymcpert 2y ago
The P cores don't get used if they're not needed. You don't need to worry. Most of your every use and background work gets allocated to E cores.
- mort96 2y agoBut they do get used. And they take up space on die.
- pertymcpert 2y agoWhen do they get used?
- mort96 2y agoI don't know the details of iOS's scheduler or how it decides which tasks should go on which kind of core, but the idea is to put tasks which benefit from high performance on the P-cores, right?