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The article defines "usage" as "high load". That could still mean that any fixed workload is handled better on the new MBP than the old version. I'm pretty sur
by matt4077 10y ago
The article defines "usage" as "high load". That could still mean that any fixed workload is handled better on the new MBP than the old version.
I'm pretty sure that the new CPUs are more efficient – in terms of power/workload – than the previous generation.
That would mean the new MBP is <= 25% worse for a given workload. Maybe somebody knows the numbers for the CPUs, but previous generations improved efficiency by 10-30%.