>Not that that's necessarily a bad thing, if we're getting more than proportionally more utility out of the processors
The trend seems to be that we get only a little bit of extra utility out of a lot of extra hardware performance.
When the developer upgrades their PC it's easier for them to not notice performance issues. This creates the situation where every few years you need to buy a new PC to do the things you always did.
The trend seems to be that we get only a little bit of extra utility out of a lot of extra hardware performance.
When the developer upgrades their PC it's easier for them to not notice performance issues. This creates the situation where every few years you need to buy a new PC to do the things you always did.