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AMD admits its chips actually have gaming 'parity' with Intel's 14th Gen, suggests lacklustre Ryzen 9000 performance could be because we're not fiddling with Windows' backend(www.pcgamer.com)

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SplashJackson@lemmy.ca
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Can you elaborate? How is it breaking?

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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.

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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.

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