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Ah, that explains that. Bearing in mind I'm thinking of upgrading from an AMD 350e Fusion CPU, so I know I'll be blown away by the performance of a new machine.
by luxpir 10y ago
Ah, that explains that. Bearing in mind I'm thinking of upgrading from an AMD 350e Fusion CPU, so I know I'll be blown away by the performance of a new machine. It's just picking the right form factor.
I can't wait to see how quickly mutt and vim load. [Removes tongue from cheek]. In all seriousness I do run a VM, a situation I'm trying to address by writing the main software tool I use in Windows as a Vim plugin. The VM works for now, but is obviously a strain on a minimally resourced system.
And if I'm completely honest I'd love to be able to run my business and do all my work from a Raspberry Pi and/or netbook (think Chromebook pricing but entirely Linux friendly). I'm only editing text, why complicate things!?
- chx 10y agoDid you mean the AMD E-350? That's competition for the Atom CPUs not these ones.
- luxpir 10y agoYes, absolutely. I'm not comparing it to the Core-M/iX range though, just making a point that in my situation either of those will be a vast improvement. Despite the fact that the E-350 does what it needs to just fine right now, it could be a touch quicker.