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by melchebo 3721 days ago
From the looks of it, this mainly applies if you are running a NUMA system. Which you probably are not. Though it may apply in other places where 'scheduling domains' are used to model hardware (e.g. hyperthreading and maybe big.LITTLE).
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> From the looks of it, this mainly applies if you are running a NUMA system. Which you probably are not.

Do you run on a server? Has it been made in the last 3 - 5 years? Then you are running a NUMA system.

maybe they're single core socket server?
So desktop is unaffected?
I imagine it depends on your desktop - I buy a lot more servers than desktops, and care about NUMA because of the effects on VM and JVM behaviour.