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What's the point in having such a RAM/core ratio? By assigning 4 threads per core (which is fairly common to exploit manycore architectures) you don't even have
by unix-junkie 14y ago
What's the point in having such a RAM/core ratio? By assigning 4 threads per core (which is fairly common to exploit manycore architectures) you don't even have 4Meg of memory per thread.
I would totally agree that memory constraint is sort of tied to manycore architectures, but in this case I find it pushed to the limits.
- wmf 14y agoThey don't have multithreading.