(11-16-2021, 07:13 AM)themaster123 Wrote: I doubt it would matter much. There might be a thing where dolphinwill use e cores instead of the p core hurting performance . If that happens there might need to be program or os updates to fix it. As for using both core together I don't see it happening as dolphin would likely be use more core already if they could, but emulation is already hard to run in parallel from what understand. In the faqs on the site already go though why they don't use more cores which you can look it up if you want.
Oh, I doubt it as well like I say because the benefit/work ratio just doesn't make sense. The E-Core/P-Core thing was mostly what I was thinking, I don't mind only using the P-Core but only the E might stifle performance a little bit. Outside of that I imagine it'll be relatively the same compared to a 10th gen or 11th gen or comparative AMD part... There is a ceiling at some point where other inefficiencies bottleneck you no matter what you do.