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That’s six years of difference, though. That’s not a fair comparison. How much has x86 performance increased over the past six years?
by runeks 7y ago
That’s six years of difference, though. That’s not a fair comparison.
How much has x86 performance increased over the past six years?
- mises 7y agoBefore or after meltdown, spectre, l1tf, foreshadow, zombieload, ridl, and fallout patches? I would honestly guess that these new round have cost a huge amount of progress. I certainly won't be applying the latest three; I spent too much on a nice machine to have it perform as though it were four years old.
- pzo 7y agoNot that much. Each generation there was maybe 7% perf improvement so in 6 years: 1.07^6=1.50. Improvement was mostly with adding more cores. This ~1.5x in single thread performance improvement matches with stats from geekbench.com benchmark: my macbook pro 2012 cpu: i7-3615QM => 3093 single thread [1] equivalent current gen cpu with same TDP (45W) and similar clock (2.3GHz): i7-8750H => 4617 single thread [2] [1] https://browser.geekbench.com/processors/741 https://browser.geekbench.com/processors/741 [2] https://browser.geekbench.com/processors/2144 https://browser.geekbench.com/processors/2144