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alohalo

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Nov 17, 2018
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Asking because off a small bet... Cant remember how to find the info in macOS so that's why I am asking.

Years ago I already know how to find the info but I can't remember , macOS could run 48 hyper threaded cores without any issues years ago.
How is it nowadays ? How many CPU Cores Mojave can handle ?
 
Where your info is coming from? I've extracted the kernel and some more stuff.

There is no cpu core or thread limit.
 
If you have a lot of cores they have to be synchronized but thats not related to any limit.
 
If you read the full thread I linked, you'll see that after a certain thread count the system starts to kernel panic. It is a soft limit as I understand it, but still a limitation.
 
Can prove that it's just a issue if you don't use tsc sync, so no limit at all.

It's more a bug then a limit
 
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