tyFlow PRO will use as many threads as your system has, however the speedup won't typically be linear because eventually the computations will become memory-bound rather than CPU-bound. The speed also depends on other factors, like core type (performance vs efficient cores in Intel CPUs), etc.
On my 13900K I get a pretty linear speedup until about 14-16 cores, after which the benefits drop off in terms of performance increase.
Also tyFlow does a lot of load balancing internally, so not every multi-threaded function will use all cores just because it may be more efficient to use less, depending on function complexity and particle count.
On my 13900K I get a pretty linear speedup until about 14-16 cores, after which the benefits drop off in terms of performance increase.
Also tyFlow does a lot of load balancing internally, so not every multi-threaded function will use all cores just because it may be more efficient to use less, depending on function complexity and particle count.