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It's not so much the speeds that differ, but the micro-architecture. The big cores are typically out-of-order cores with a large amount of cache, to get as many
by gsliepen 6y ago
It's not so much the speeds that differ, but the micro-architecture. The big cores are typically out-of-order cores with a large amount of cache, to get as many instructions as possible per cycle. The SMALL cores are in-order cores with a small amount of cache. These have a lower IPC, but they also use much less energy per instruction compared to the big cores.