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Nice in theory but the question is, where did the CPU usage go since performance is even lower than in S2 with worse multicore support, lol.
Still not "full" 4 cores...
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Why? Real world performance is much lower than in Shogun 2. Last time CA tried to add more multithreading support, they had a lot of problems gaining any actual performance. Here you can read about it:
http://software.intel.com/en-us/arti...war-case-study
As a programmer I can tell you that their lack of experience regarding multi-threading/core optimization was pretty obvious.
It could very well be that their current implementation is pretty inefficient and a lot of the additional core utilization goes into the data management itself (because it's much more complex when multiple threads are used) instead of increased real world performance.