[1/2] It seems like one side effect of standard server stacks being so slow is that when you go to rent a dedicated server, you get something with massively more horsepower than its uplink could really use.
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To put it in perspective, it would be odd for your main loop on one of these machines to not average something like 2 32-wide instructions per cycle. That means every cycle, you can do something (add, xor, etc.) 64 bytes. So 217 cycles per byte is like ~14k operations!
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Thank you!
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