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by seminatl
2405 days ago
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None of your statements are correct. 1) Intel has per-core frequency and voltage control. To the extent that AVX-512 inhibits higher clock speeds that effect is local to the core or cores on which AVX-512 is active, and only those cores. 2) Not all AVX-512 instructions have this effect. `vpermb` for example does not. 3) Some other AVX instructions that are not AVX-512 have this effect. Also anything else that makes a core hot has this effect. 4) Most importantly, Cannon Lake microarch and later don't have this effect. |
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