Now this is a real nice feature that you can adjust for your workload.
Now this is a real nice feature that you can adjust for your workload
Sebastian Hernandez
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Adam Kelly
>>>>>>>UMA
Elijah Peterson
They're pre-emptively dealing with some of the issues with non-NUMA aware software, which is good.
Grayson Adams
yeah, to obtain the full memory bandwidth TR needs to use memory controllers on the different dies, which increases latency.
So if you need memory bandwidht, you turn it on. If your workload doesn't require heavy memory bandwidth you turn it off.
Daniel Walker
It's also implemented in EPYC afaik.
AMD loves NUMA, and no one but IBM can rival them in that.
Michael Sanders
You have to restart to switch.
Zachary Clark
Takes around 3 seconds with a proper SSD
Parker Ward
Yes, there's also a BIOS switch for that.
Logan Morgan
But you have still have to cold boot and re-open everything.
Joshua Price
Brody Morales
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Hardware Unboxed has some comparisons between the two modes. There isn't a huge difference one way or another, gaming mode seems to give the best overall results.
Juan James
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Isaac Hall
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Samuel Price
>intelripper
Oy vey you anti-semite
Aiden Lopez
HOW DO I UNLOCK DELĂCIA MODE?!?
Ryan Flores
buy skylake x and burn down the favela
Evan Taylor
Infinity glue seems to have some downsides.
Asher Wright
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It only makes a minor difference overall.
Aiden Morales
That's literally a thing in every modern CPU. Welcome to 2010.
Jayden Phillips
UMA
Sebastian Rivera
Some games literally can't start when your OS has that many threads.
Don't ask, I don't know what kind of feces the engine is
Joshua Roberts
Delicia
Brandon Rodriguez