I don’t think “iphone assembler” and “software engineer” are really hiring from the same talent pool, that doesn’t make sense.

It’s perfectly reasonable for high-end SKUs.

You either have single-threaded workloads or games that might use 6-8 threads at most. Or you have “embarrassingly parallel” workloads like rendering or all sorts of scientific computing that will use as many cores as you have.

If you literally only game on your PC then I guess just disable the e-cores.

This could be Rudy Giuliany’s gamer account

You can now aslo get 803 fps instead of 734 in Rainbow Six, looks like a big win!