Hacker News new | ask | show | jobs
by tester756 814 days ago
Or maybe x86 CPUs were until recently designed with performance in mind instead of energy/eff and Intel+AMD were slower at going into that direction?

Just wait until Lunar Lake is released in this year. It should be x86 energy eff CPU

1 comments

Intel chips have been in laptops for literally decades. I don't think that can be the reason.

In any case there's not a huge difference between power efficiency and maximum performance, especially today, because maximum performance is generally power/cooling limited.

>Intel chips have been in laptops for literally decades. I don't think that can be the reason.

Everything is about what goals the engineers had at the time.