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Turning Off Zen 4's Op Cache for Curiosity and Giggles

68 pointsby mfiguiere5 months ago

3 comments

phkahler5 months ago
&gt;&gt; Performance monitoring data shows increased pressure on the decoder in SMT mode across all integer workloads.<p>That&#x27;s probably why AMD put 2 decoders in Zen5.
Traubenfuchs5 months ago
One thing I&#x27;d be interested in, which kind of belongs in this space:<p>In the last years, there were lots of performance reducing software patches for security flaws in CPUs, e.g. meltdown, specter and god knows what. Is there a way to disable those security fixes and increase performance, e.g. for servers that only ever run self written backend code and if so, is it common practice?<p>I feel like I wouldn&#x27;t want those security fixes on that server I am running which only runs postgres, is only accessible to other servers via the postgres port and does nothing else.
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o11c5 months ago
Hmm, does this affect power draw?
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