With that many threads the cost of spinning on the lock while the owner is sleeping is more apparent. I don't think that's very representative of real world sce

With that many threads the cost of spinning on the lock while the owner is sleeping is more apparent. I don't think that's very representative of real world scenarios, but it's useful for evaluating the "spin" cost of the lock (some algorithms just pin the CPU at 100% when spinning, which is horrible from a heat heat/power perspective.)