[Ratiofarmings]

We're definitely prioritizing features and just more applications and use cases over optimization. If CPUs were 20x slower, we'd probably see quite a few of the things that are possible right now. But with a lot more well optimized custom solutions rather than bloated frameworks.

And in some cases, multi-threading would be the only way to do things. Where right now, single-threaded file copy, decompression or draw-calls are largely a thing because it's way easier to do and there is no need to change it outside professional applications.

Also, some things might actually be better than they are right now. Having to wait for pointless animations to finish before a UI element becomes usable should not be a thing. If there was no CPU performance for this kind of nonsense, they wouldn't be there.

Please don't mix clockspeeds with performance. A Athlon™ 5350 from 2014 is >20x slower single threaded than a Core i9-14900K. Yet it's 2 GHz vs. 5.8 GHz. Architecture, Cache and Memory Speed matter A LOT.