Originally posted by Sonadow
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Mindblowing news, really.
Originally posted by Sonadow
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And that's before considering any "public archetype" like gamer (game + streaming more and more), multimedia designer (file explorers, one to three instances of music/photo/video editor), etc...
So, yeah, you probably don't benefit *enough* from going from 8 to 12 cores that it would justify a change, for now. But that's not a reason to dismiss the total number of cores under the assumption that only one application is active and under heavy load at any given time.
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