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That's going to depend a lot on what AMD have in their combined chip road map. Who apart from AMD could offer a single chip with laptop-class performance? Nvid
by notauser 16y ago
That's going to depend a lot on what AMD have in their combined chip road map.
Who apart from AMD could offer a single chip with laptop-class performance? Nvidia lack a CPU and Intel's graphics are not in the top tier (yet).
If they could save 15% of their power budget for the CPU _and_ the graphics card by putting it all on one chip then that might be something that would work, even though a direct CPU to CPU comparison wouldn't.