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Originally Posted by Jack Winter
Yeah, those extra cpus/threads are useful  |
Very obviously if there are more equally "realtime" tasks to do.
But if there are only two realtime tasks, how does the OS (or whoever) make sure that they don't happen to run on the same Core, reducing the performance to be just a little more than a single Core CPU instead of nearly doubling it by using the other core ?
-Michael