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by floatingatoll
2031 days ago
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On Macs, this "total cores available" strategy might not be a valid approach, since you probably only want to be using the high-performance cores and not also the low-power ones — and the CPU might well overbook all your threads to high-perf to leave room for the OS and other programs, even if you try to do otherwise. |
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with a big.LITTLE system it'll really depend what you're doing. Just compiling something? It's probably fine (if all cores can be active at once). If you're wanting more consistent performance for some calculations? You might need to think a bit more.