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Are all MMA computations single-core unless explicitly parallelized?
I was wondering if the WolframMark Benchmark uses more than one core. This becomes relevant when comparing Benchmark scores between, say, 4-core and 8-core machines.
I looked at Benchmark's code, and …
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Benchmarking Mathematica 13 across machines
2019 27" iMac, 8-core 3.6/5.0 GHz i9-9900K (Coffee Lake), 32 GB RAM, Radeon 580X (8 GB).
MacOS Monterey, v. 12.4
MMA 13.0.1.
Score: 4.602
Run on a fresh kernel.
{"MachineName" -> "imac", "System" -> " …