T tuna Veteran Today at 7:19 PM #121 davis.anthony said: Certain tasks just don't scale past a certain number of cores because the added latency goes up with every core added, and eventually gets to a point where the latency penalty outweighs the performance improvement. Click to expand... Cores don't inherently add latency. Instead it depends on the cache topology etc.
davis.anthony said: Certain tasks just don't scale past a certain number of cores because the added latency goes up with every core added, and eventually gets to a point where the latency penalty outweighs the performance improvement. Click to expand... Cores don't inherently add latency. Instead it depends on the cache topology etc.
D davis.anthony Veteran Today at 7:32 PM #122 tuna said: Cores don't inherently add latency. Instead it depends on the cache topology etc. Click to expand... What architecture allows you to use more cores for the same task and doesn't increase latency?
tuna said: Cores don't inherently add latency. Instead it depends on the cache topology etc. Click to expand... What architecture allows you to use more cores for the same task and doesn't increase latency?
