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Right, it certainly doesn't. But since we're on a technical forum where my initial comment's parent seems to argue this issue is Intel's fault, I think it's in
by vladvasiliu 1y ago
Right, it certainly doesn't.
But since we're on a technical forum where my initial comment's parent seems to argue this issue is Intel's fault, I think it's interesting to determine whether that's actually the case.
Of course, had Intel not released such a CPU, we wouldn't be having this conversation. But since they have released similar ones a few years ago now, is it still (only?) their fault?
- p_ing 1y agoOS scheduler is responsible; AMD/Intel work with Microsoft on the NT scheduler and likely contribute code on the Linux scheduler.