Running Multiple CPUs as one CPU Core

[sharknado34]

Is it possible to run multiple cpus as one similar to raid 0 (obviously the two are completely different). I need to run a program that only utilizes 1 core, but I want to use a cluster in order to compute it. So this is kinda what I am thinking, even though it is probably not easily done if not impossible. 

cpu1-8 (each have 2 cores) = 2.3 ghz a core with a total of 16 cores

combined = 36.8 ghz or 18.4 ghz

So would it be possible to run a cluster of CPUs so that it is practically running as "1 core" even though it is actually 16...

 

 

[Firewrath9]

nope.

[Crunchy Dragon]

If you need a program that only utilizes one core, then you need to buy a CPU with the best single threaded performance you can afford(assuming you care about getting it done in a timely manner, otherwise something as low as a Pentium 4 HT would work).

[piemadd]

2 minutes ago, sharknado34 said:

Is it possible to run multiple cpus as one similar to raid 0 (obviously the two are completely different). I need to run a program that only utilizes 1 core, but I want to use a cluster in order to compute it. So this is kinda what I am thinking, even though it is probably not easily done if not impossible. 

cpu1-8 (each have 2 cores) = 2.3 ghz a core with a total of 16 cores

combined = 36.8 ghz or 18.4 ghz

So would it be possible to run a cluster of CPUs so that it is practically running as "1 core" even though it is actually 16...

 

 

Thats just not how it works. You would essentially need a program which automatically splits process loads among the cores, but I dont know if something like that exists.

[DezGalbie]

If that worked then nobody would ever buy the expensive top-end CPUs, would they? They would just throw a bunch of old CPUs together in a cluster that cost next to nothing instead.

[Firewrath9]

4 minutes ago, ImplosiveNUTech said:

Thats just not how it works. You would essentially need a program which automatically splits process loads among the cores, but I dont know if something like that exists.

Thats the reverse of hyperthreading lol

[piemadd]

8 minutes ago, Firewrath9 said:

Thats the reverse of hyperthreading lol

bruh

 

yeeetet

[Firewrath9]

Just now, ImplosiveNUTech said:

bruh

 

yeeetet

?

ok.

[Princess Luna]

You need an Intel Core i1 9001KFC

 

6ghz 1c/2t CPU [:

 

Seriously though, there is no way to have multiple cores behaving as one single core.

[sharknado34]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4743260/how-to-split-program-to-fully-utilize-multi-cpu-multi-core-and-hyper-threading

What about something similar to this?