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The FX had 8 cores, but the coprocessors had 4.
What kind of Expert Advisor isTree_Brut_TestPL.mq5 "?
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Looked at the M1, single thread is very good. Multithreading is weak, looks like not all cores are the same, or they sell 4 cores as 8, that's what AMD used to do in FX. There are 4 energy efficient cores there, then it all adds up.
It's probably how the battery lasts longer, it's the same with cell phones.
multithreading is strong there too.It's probably how the battery lasts longer, it's the same with cell phones.
The multistream is strong there too.In the release it was announced that 4 strong and 4 energy efficient cores of m1
I've just skimmed the results above, the variation in cores is at most 15 per cent. That's probably about the difference.
The test is open source Expert Advisors working in the "Mathematical calculations" mode.
Post the results here following the example of other users.
Can I ask your opinion about what would you choose for CPU, Ryzen 7 5800X or Ryzen 9 5900x? I'm aware 5900x has 4 cores more than 5800x and is more expensive, but they both are Zen 3 tech and both perform equally excellent in single-core tests. Do I need to pay more for 4 extra cores? or 5800x with 8 cores is sufficient for EA tasks and back-testing? (I have 64GB of G.skill Ripjaws RAM, 1T of EVO Plus 970 SSD).
I would be really appreciated if you help me with this.
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Did you set the passages to 8?
So far the result is on par with the FX-8350 with 4 co-processors (agents).
Can I ask your opinion about what would you choose for CPU, Ryzen 7 5800X or Ryzen 9 5900x? I'm aware 5900x has 4 cores more than 5800x and is more expensive, but they both are Zen 3 tech and both perform equally excellent in single-core tests. Do I need to pay more for 4 extra cores? or 5800x with 8 cores is sufficient for EA tasks and back-testing? (I have 64GB of G.skill Ripjaws RAM, 1T of EVO Plus 970 SSD).
I would be really appreciated if you help me with this.
If you will be actively optimizing, go for more cores. Time is the most precious thing we have.
Have you set the passages to 8 in the settings?
So far the result is on par with the FX-8350 with 4 co-processors (agents).