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I think one argument is that if you have multiple cores you can switch most of them into powersaving mode when they're unused, so you can have lower power use o
by makmanalp 13y ago
I think one argument is that if you have multiple cores you can switch most of them into powersaving mode when they're unused, so you can have lower power use overall with more cores since max utilization won't be reached as often.
- sliverstorm 13y agoThat works out, if individual cores are nice and low power. An 8-core 600MHz, for example, would really live up to that ideal. But a 1.2GHz 8-core?