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In the blog post referenced by #1058, Xe mentions I didn't actually think that hardware vendors shipped processors with an odd number of cores - but AMD did this early on, with the Phenom Toliman and Phenom II Heka tri-core CPUs.
Yes, it's pretty unlikely you'll encounter clients using those old CPUs at this point, though 'unlikely' != impossible, of course.
ARM's pretty unusual in how they stack disparate CPU cores into a single package already, so I'm not entirely shocked to see the occasional device with an odd number of these cores.
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In the blog post referenced by #1058, Xe mentions
I didn't actually think that hardware vendors shipped processors with an odd number of cores
- but AMD did this early on, with the Phenom Toliman and Phenom II Heka tri-core CPUs.Yes, it's pretty unlikely you'll encounter clients using those old CPUs at this point, though 'unlikely' != impossible, of course.
ARM's pretty unusual in how they stack disparate CPU cores into a single package already, so I'm not entirely shocked to see the occasional device with an odd number of these cores.
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