The fact remains that virtually all systems except perhaps old low-end phones now have more than one thread. Not going multi-thread for anything that makes the user wait leaves significant performance on the table.
Low end systems (4 threads or less) have less potential, but they also have the most need for speed, making multi-threading quite important. And high-end systems have more threads, so going multi-thread makes a bigger difference.
Low end systems (4 threads or less) have less potential, but they also have the most need for speed, making multi-threading quite important. And high-end systems have more threads, so going multi-thread makes a bigger difference.