These benchmarks take into account a CPUвЂ™s clock speed and IPC. The only way to reliably see which CPU has the best single-core performance is by running benchmarks like Cinebench R20 Single-Core. Intel Comet Lake vs Intel Rocket Lake, or even Intel vs AMD.) This is wrong, because as stated earlier clock speeds can only be compared if the CPUs are from the same architecture. I often see people claim that CPU 1 is better than CPU 2 in Cities: Skylines because it has a higher clock speed, yet both CPUs have a different architecture (eg. If you don't want to bother picking up the dead bodies, you can demolish the building instead.Clock speed can ONLY be compared between two CPUs if their archiecture is the same.Build extra cemeteries and/or cremtoriums and turn them off one at a time until you find the right balance of supply/demand, or.Increase the health care budget, thus increasing the number of hearses, or.If you find yourself in a pinch where there is more dead needed to be picked up, you can: I prefer this method for the same reason as I gave in the trash tips: It's easier to manage. Hearse efficiency is diminished in cities with heavy traffic.While set to Empty, hearses will take bodies from the cemetery to the crematorium or other cemeteries that have room.While emptying a cemetery, a large number of hearses will flock to it, thus creating a potential traffic problem.The extra hearses won't be sent to help out other cemeteries or crematoriums. If you canвЂ™t empty it right away, you should turn it off, thus not paying more money to keep it running. Once a cemetery is full, it canвЂ™t receive more bodies until you start to empty it.Crematoriums produce pollution while cemeteries do not.Both deathcare buildings have a service radius, so in larger cities you can't just place them all in one corner of the map.Cemeteries provide a maximum of 10 hearses vs the crematorium's 7.Keep an eye on your population stats to notice any birth waves that can then turn into death waves later down the line.Дeathcare is similar to Trash in that you have items that need to be picked up and taken to a disposal site: Cemeteries are to crematoriums what landfills are to incinerators.You can also increase the budget as needed to increase/decrease the number of hearses. Remember that you can turn deathcare buildings off and on as needed to handle supply/demand.This allows the lifecycles of the CIMs to be spread out and not all hit old age at once. When starting to populate a newly constructed residential area, donвЂ™t zone the entire area at once.The key to avoiding death-waves is to have a more consistent rate of births. If you find yourself in a pinch where there is more trash needed to be picked up, you can: I don't have to worry about both picking up trash and emptying landfills at the same time. I prefer this method because it removes the number of variables involved with balancing supply and demand. Trash truck efficiency is diminished in cities with heavy traffic.Both landfills and incinerators have an operating radius, so in larger cities you can't just place them in one corner.Incinerators create both pollution and noise. Landfills create pollution, but no noise.Additional trash can't be added during the emptying process.While emptying a landfill, a large number of trash trucks will flock to it, thus creating a potential traffic problem.You can't move a landfill until it's been completely emptied.The trucks aren't utilized by other landfills, so you're better off saving the expense of keeping it open. If you canвЂ™t empty a landfill right away, you should turn it off.While set to вЂњEmptyвЂќ, trash trucks will haul trash from the landfill to the incinerators or another available landfill.Once a landfill is full, it canвЂ™t receive more trash until additional space has been created through emptying.Landfills provide a maximum of 15 trucks vs the incinerators 27.Go incinerator-only and crematorium-only while making sure to zone residential slowly. My trash and deathcare tips in one sentence:

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