[FpUser]

>"High core count CPUs are only useful for specific workloads and should not be purchased as general purpose fast CPUs. Unless you’re doing specific tasks that scale by core count, a CPU with fewer cores and higher single threaded throughput would be faster for normal use cases."

I design multithreaded backends that benefit from as many cores as possible while not being a champion in a single core task. I think this is very common use case.

[Aurornis]

Maybe I’m misunderstand what you’re saying, but designing multithreaded backends is not a very common use case.

Most computer use cases don’t involve software development at all.

[FpUser]

Running those backends is very common. Just not in one's house / apartment