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by ribit
753 days ago
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No, per-clock performance improvements between M3 and M4 range from 0% to 20%, this is ignoring the two subtests that benefit from SME. That Twitter post is moot. GB results show high variation, it is easy enough to cherry pick pairs of results that show any point you might want. You have to compare result distributions. There were some users on anandtech forums who did it and the results are very clear. |
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