> My small fear is projects like the mill will not materialize, and we'll have a long-term cpu speed cap of about 4000 on the geekbench 3 single core no matter

> My small fear is projects like the mill will not materialize, and we'll have a long-term cpu speed cap of about 4000 on the geekbench 3 single core no matter what we do If I remember correctly, the Mill CPU real advantage isn't really about improving the maximum performance of a core (even if it has advantage also here) but improving performance/power ratio. So this could help 'reduce the gap' between a battery powered computer and a plugged computer, but not really improve on current plugged computer.