Performance issues in Linux arise in many forms and may have several root causes. While we can focus on processor corner-cases, those are in fact a tiny sample of how thing can go wrong. Many other factors matter, particularly well-thought algorithms and good hardware. Without a well-crafted algorithm, there is no compiler optimization or quick hack that can improve the situation.
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