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by hajile
1750 days ago
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Don't forget the GPU either. With all the cores going full-out, the M1 can still run its GPU at high clocks. AMD reduced the CU count down to 8 and ramped the clockspeeds which is terrible for the thermal budget. If you need to offload stuff to the GPU, both GPU clocks and CPU clocks dramatically lower. AMD needs a 16CU design with RDNA2 if they hope to actually compete with current and upcoming designs. Speaking of upcoming, Apple's next generation will be announced in the next 2-3 weeks. A15 and either M1X or M2 (or maybe both) on N5P which should be 10-15% better than the previous N5 process. That's what 5850U is actually competing against considering how long it took to get out the door. Things aren't looking pretty for x86. Now if we could just get some nice RISC-V designs shipping... |
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