You were very professional and to the point and I wish that everybody that explained things about computers could take notes from you. You got straight to the point and told us exactly what we needed to know.
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Wow, thanks for the details, with everything I wanted to know and nothing I didn't care about. No idea why this ranked so low in search results on RU-vid.
Hello. So I understand that if I have 2 cores and 4 threads (so 2 threads for each core) I can run like 10 programs because then programs will be in queue (I guess they will be switching between each other?) What I don't understand is that each app have its own threads - so there is a process with 4 threads. How can I understand that? What's the difference between CPU threads and program threads? I know that threads share resources like memory etc. Then CPU thread run a program with threads and this CPU thread switches between program threads?
Each program running on a computer has one or more threads, which are sequences of instructions, and each CPU core is a physical processing unit that can process instructions from one or two threads at a time. To better grasp the concept of CPU cores and threads, imagine a restaurant kitchen. The chefs (CPU cores) are responsible for preparing the dishes based on orders (Threads) they receive from waiters. The more chefs you have, the more orders you can prepare at a given time. Meanwhile, many chefs are not necessary when there is not a large number of orders to process. Similarly, having more CPU cores can increase the speed of processing when multiple simultaneous threads are competing for attention. Let us know if this solves your issue!
Thanks for reply. I understand difference between core and thread. I do not understand difference between cpu thread and thread in process (for example NodeJS is single-threaded)
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Yes, Apple has included Intel Core i9 CPUs in some of their Mac models. Specifically, certain configurations of the 16-inch MacBook Pro and iMac Pro have been available with Intel Core i9 processors, providing high-performance capabilities for demanding tasks such as video editing, 3D rendering, and software development. This allows Macs to handle intensive applications and workflows efficiently.
@@indigosoftware9625umm, but wouldnt it be 72 (12x6) threads then?😭 as long as i understand cores share the existing threads rather than having the advertised threads in each core and that’s what i understand from your reply but can you correct me if im wrong pls