Warp wrote:
>   Most of the "big" game engines (especially the Unreal Engine) support
> multithreading today, 

Heck, even XNA supports it on the xbox. It's a bit funky to get it set up - 
you have to create a thread, assign the thread to a core (some of which are 
reserved), and then run the thread, and that thread never changes cores. But 
it's supported if you want to do (say) physics on one core and rendering on 
another.

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