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We found the Missing Performance: Zen 5 Tested with SMT Disabled
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This is shockingly stupid. SMT has been a thing on x86 long enough for it to be able to buy it's own alcohol and yet somehow the windows scheduler STILL can't fucking deal with it?
I'm not a kernel-level developer or anything but I mean, at some point you have to wonder how fucking trash windows kernel internals are that this problem keeps happening over and over and over and.....