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…sing only performance cores (#14090)"

This reverts commit 72d50b2.

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Seeing crashes in macos unittest job.

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@GregoryComer GregoryComer merged commit 750cba7 into pytorch:main Sep 15, 2025
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…sing only performance cores (pytorch#14090)"

This reverts commit 72d50b2.

### Summary
Seeing crashes in macos unittest job.
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… (#14842)

This reverts commit 750cba7.

Re-applying the better threadpool size defaults from
#14090 with the fix from
#14838. This gives a 2-4x
speedup for many models and platforms (I measured 4x speedup on M1 with
MobileNet V3 + XNNPACK). On high core count server platforms (doing
evals, for example), this can give a 100x speedup out of box.
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