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minus-square@conciselyverbose@sh.itjust.workslinkfedilink13•7 months agoIt assigns workloads to the virtual core (from SMT) before properly distributing them to other cores. Source This is not an issue on Linux because they schedule threads correctly. But I guess this post is about windows only doing some other branch prediction correctly on some admin mode, so I guess that way too.
minus-square@SplashJackson@lemmy.calinkfedilink1•7 months agoThanks for the explaination! I would have searched in but I’m on a phone and my kids are jumping on the couch/me. Have an upvote, on me.
Can you elaborate? How is it breaking?
It assigns workloads to the virtual core (from SMT) before properly distributing them to other cores. Source
This is not an issue on Linux because they schedule threads correctly.
But I guess this post is about windows only doing some other branch prediction correctly on some admin mode, so I guess that way too.
Thanks for the explaination! I would have searched in but I’m on a phone and my kids are jumping on the couch/me. Have an upvote, on me.