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Some software that can use multiple cores simultaneously are:

- Photo and video editing apps, such as Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premier, and iMovie
- 3D modeling and rendering programs, such as AutoCAD and Solidworks
- Graphics-intensive games, such as Overwatch and Star Wars Battlefront
- Scientific simulation software, such as MATLAB

These software can benefit from multiple cores because they perform CPU-hungry tasks that can be parallelized or distributed across different cores. This can improve the performance and speed of the software, as well as reduce the impact of other programs running on the same system. However, not all software can take advantage of multiple cores, and some tasks may still require sequential execution on a single core. Therefore, the number of cores is not the only factor that determines the PC performance, and other factors such as clock speed, memory, and cache size also play a role.

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