I am the proud owner of a Xeon 12/24 3.0Ghz. It's the best one!
Some people like hot-rod cars.
I don't use a GPU like normal people do. Graphics are great for parallel execution. (Obviously)
If everybody owns a Xeon 12/24 then you can make real-time software that requires it. There's not a chance any software will be written until most people have it.
Most compilers use AST for internal intermediate code. TempleOS uses a stack machine intermediate code. At the end, it converts from intermediate code to x86_64 machine code.
I started identity mapping everything using 2 Meg as much as possible. Since VGA A0000 BFFFF must be uncached, I had to map the lowest 2 Meg with 4K.
Then, I made an alias for the VGA.
Recently, I switched to 1 Gig pages. You probably did not know that there is a bit in the CPUID that tells if 1 Gig pages are supported.
I have an alias for the first 4 Gig up toward top of my space. FEE00000 the local apic and IOAPic and HPET must be uncached, so I access them in my 4Gig alias up in high space.
Some people like hot-rod cars.
I don't use a GPU like normal people do. Graphics are great for parallel execution. (Obviously)
If everybody owns a Xeon 12/24 then you can make real-time software that requires it. There's not a chance any software will be written until most people have it.