Intel’s P-Core’s lineage can be traced all the way back to the P6 architecture that was originally found in the Pentium Pro. From the Pentium Pro to Pentium III to Sandy Bridge to Golden Cove, Intel’s P Cores have had many changes over the years and Lion Cove is no different and in one respect is a major departure from all prior P6 derived cores. Splitting the Scheduler Getting straight into the biggest change, Intel has split the Unified Math Scheduler into an integer scheduler and a vector sch...