All things being equal, does giving a user a second (or third) virtual CPU give them "more MIPS", over time, than a user with a single virtual CPU? When I speak with experienced VMers there seems to be a distinct difference in opinion on this. Some think, yes, give me a second virtual CPU and I'll get "twice the work done." Others think you'll only get twice the CPU if your CP SHARE is "twice as large as the other guy."
What's the REAL answer?
