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First of all, well done, hopefully it will help clear things up.
Now i'd never wondered about this before, had to read the article before it popped
Suppose you've manually overclocked all cores of your recent Intel or AMD CPU, meaning Turbo/PBO are disabled; would the scheduler still seek to load the favoured/fastest core(s) first or as soon as?
Or is it aware enough to grasp that it's no longer of import (what with Turbo/PBO disabled), and as such relegate tasks to the nearest threads?
(yes, very basic.. but i don't know, so..)
As always, my thanks for reading.
Now i'd never wondered about this before, had to read the article before it popped
Suppose you've manually overclocked all cores of your recent Intel or AMD CPU, meaning Turbo/PBO are disabled; would the scheduler still seek to load the favoured/fastest core(s) first or as soon as?
Or is it aware enough to grasp that it's no longer of import (what with Turbo/PBO disabled), and as such relegate tasks to the nearest threads?
(yes, very basic.. but i don't know, so..)
As always, my thanks for reading.