Sucks because Alder Lake is such a garbage CPU with P (Pussy) cores. I was really hoping to get a generation or two with AMD on DDR5. Maybe I will splurge on upcoming Threadripper if they don't have Pluton.
I meant E cores. The E cores do harm performance in Linux and OpenBSD because their schedulers don't know the difference between P and E cores right now. Especially in games: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=alderlake-p-e&num=2 But the real comparison is 10 P cores vs 8P/8E since the 8 E cores take up the space of 2 P cores. I'd rather have 10 P cores than rely on the scheduler to choose the right core.
But that isn't a flaw. It's just a case of the software not being updated yet.
I would say that is a flaw. The end user does not care why it performs worse. I don't know when they will update the Linux scheduler and how well it will perform after that and when will that update make it to w/e distro I am using. All I see now is multiple game benchmarks with lower scores.
Sucks because Alder Lake is such a garbage CPU with P (Pussy) cores. I was really hoping to get a generation or two with AMD on DDR5. Maybe I will splurge on upcoming Threadripper if they don't have Pluton.
I meant E cores. The E cores do harm performance in Linux and OpenBSD because their schedulers don't know the difference between P and E cores right now. Especially in games: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=alderlake-p-e&num=2 But the real comparison is 10 P cores vs 8P/8E since the 8 E cores take up the space of 2 P cores. I'd rather have 10 P cores than rely on the scheduler to choose the right core.
I want a 10g dual core. come on intel, stop being faggots and make it.
Oh hey, that might actually run DCS above 35fps...
I would say that is a flaw. The end user does not care why it performs worse. I don't know when they will update the Linux scheduler and how well it will perform after that and when will that update make it to w/e distro I am using. All I see now is multiple game benchmarks with lower scores.