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For most tasks that you really want to throw 12 cores at (e.g. video rendering), the latency of sending everything over the Internet will be extremely noticeabl
by chc 13y ago
For most tasks that you really want to throw 12 cores at (e.g. video rendering), the latency of sending everything over the Internet will be extremely noticeable. If you don't care about that sort of thing, you probably don't care about having access to 12 cores.
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- warble 13y agoI do it now for compilation and rendering by pushing the source data to a cloud server, rendering there and then bringing down the result. Latency isn't a problem although total data size is potentially. More cores doesn't increase my latency at all, it just goes faster.
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- mathattack 13y agoI was thinking that 12 cores would be to cut a compile time from hours to minutes, or shorten a scientific calculation, no? Or pricing a complicated bond.