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minus-squaresoggybiscuit93@alien.topBlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up1·10 months agoMore E cores aren’t for “mundane background tasks”. They’re to maximize MT performance in a given die space. It’s why 8+16 14900K competes with 7950X in MT applications, but would clearly lose if it was the alternative 12+0. Most people, myself included, would struggle to really utilize 32 threads. But the 7950X and 14900K exist for those that can or may be able to.
minus-squareGenZia@alien.topBlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up1·10 months ago They’re to maximize MT performance in a given die space. And I never said otherwise. I explicitly mentioned that more E-Cores can boost scores in multi-threaded synthetic benchmark and - in turn - any parallel workload.
More E cores aren’t for “mundane background tasks”. They’re to maximize MT performance in a given die space.
It’s why 8+16 14900K competes with 7950X in MT applications, but would clearly lose if it was the alternative 12+0.
Most people, myself included, would struggle to really utilize 32 threads. But the 7950X and 14900K exist for those that can or may be able to.
And I never said otherwise.
I explicitly mentioned that more E-Cores can boost scores in multi-threaded synthetic benchmark and - in turn - any parallel workload.