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Why would you think that? Apple's processors are very powerful.
by throwaway55554 7y ago
Why would you think that? Apple's processors are very powerful.
- saagarjha 7y agoBecause it is fairly slow :)
- ViViDboarder 7y agoEmulation is slow.
- cable2600 7y agoEmulation is slow because it is emulating a CISC processor with a RISC processor. You are better off running QEMU on your Mac than on your iPad. Does to hard drive limitations in space might not be able to run Windows 10 on an iPad or Macbook Pro.
- saagarjha 7y ago> Emulation is slow because it is emulating a CISC processor with a RISC processor. It’s slow because it’s emulating, period. CISC/RISC has little to do with it.
- hedora 7y agoUnder the hood, intel processors emulate a CISC processor with a RISC processor, so there’s nothing fundamentally slow about that. Staying with the same instruction set (e.g. x86 -> x86) does help with performance though. There’s a discussion of this here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5806589/why-does-intel-hide-internal-risc-core-in-their-processors https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5806589/why-does-intel-h...