AnOpenSauceDev

My problem is that none show at all, but i still have a valid sensors reading.

> @AnOpenSauceDev Can you provide the full contents of /proc/cpuinfo? It looks kinda strange that core IDs aren't contiguous in the sensors -u output. [cpuinfo.txt](https://github.com/htop-dev/htop/files/12591193/cpuinfo.txt) It might take a while...

~~Just quickly glossing over the code, nothing seems to be game-breaking here. I can't vouch for compatibility, as it uses `@Overwrite` mixins, that could probably be replaced with a few...

> * Is it really that impactful, considering we already have Lithium and chunk loading improvements of 1.20? Absolutely, I see a roughly 11-30% performance boost _per call_ in my...

In my testing, it's not actually chunk loading that is faster, but rather **new chunk generation.** Loading up an already-existing world probably wont have a difference for that reason.

> I am a recent convert just passing by, so my input shouldn't be taken too seriously, but I wouldn't want to use this if it had any chance of...

> It is in fact 20-30% faster when generating new chunks, which is not significant imo. **30% is still 30%** :shrug:, and I've done far more destructive optimizations in my...

Interesting, what machine was this tested on? I'm curious if this is because the disk or ram is being bogged down (because chunky usually gets very slow when one of...

In that case, only allowing minecraft to run on cores within the same CCD for the benchmark should show the difference straight away. (possibly disable 8 cores?) I will say...

Windows and Linux have something called "affinity". It's pretty easy to go do on windows via task manager, but it essentially only lets a program run on certain cores. When...