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masklinn
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Why Registers Are Fast and RAM Is Slow
The OS does not. That's the job of the out of order architecture (load prediction and reordering of later non-dependent instructions).
And when that fails, it's exactly the use case for hyperthreading.
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And when that fails, it's exactly the use case for hyperthreading.