Switched from BORE to EEVDF (which is now the stock scheduler after 6.6 IIRC.) EEVDF works better under load.
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Same question here, anyone having benchmark or something?
there was some interest in my lug with the different schedulers but attempts at benchmarking all fell within margin of error from our lay attempts at measuring