IF Windows scheduler thinks this is an octo-core, and the threads go to whatever core is free, then you could have 4 threads running on 2 modules, which is far from optimal performance. Don't you think? It would be better to treat the CPU as a 4c/8t, the same way Intel HTT works.
considering the max turbo kicks in at half module use, it could be optimal performance, and it could be more efficient too.
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