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Does more core make CPU go brum?

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2022, the distant future.

I felt that this urgent question deserves it's own thread, plz what is the answer?
 
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Marketing teams cannot comprehend the importance of Brum, going Brum is a complex, multifaceted thing.

Look at CPU boxes, they do not say 'goes Brum' anywhere on them
 
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This thread is a load of brum
Thanks, but I'm afraid that's impossible, you see below 8 core do not make the pleasing Brumming that we all know and love. It's very special, and cannot be compared to anything real or tangible :)
 
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It's OK not to understand, making CPUs go Brum is no easy task, Intel is certainly doing an excellent job with those cute little small core tho.
 
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Look wot I found (Whistles, looks sheepishly away;):))

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This guy gets it!!1!1!1

Intel have found their man.

I hope it has lots of core for maximum Brum tho, it's time for a re-release me thinks.
 
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So in theory this should have plenty of brum on a multithreaded workload.
Let us know what results you get once you have re-mortgaged the house or robbed a bank:

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No, no, no. Get a server board with lots of CPUs, these have the most Brum that the common gentleman can afford.

Apple products do not go Brum, they do not have the secret sauce I'm afraid.
 
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