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> I can answer that: a lot. You mean not much. The question was apart from scientific computing how much does it hurt. Per your own comment it's only worth may
by kllrnohj 6y ago
> I can answer that: a lot.
You mean not much. The question was apart from scientific computing how much does it hurt. Per your own comment it's only worth maybe 20%, and that everyday needs work fine.
It'll show up occasionally in some things that would be relevant to a device with this SoC, like noise cancellation, but very little else. And even then you can do noise cancellation even better on a GPU (RTX Voice says hi), and this does still have a GPU and a decent one at that (~500 gflops), so it's not even that simple.
- dr_zoidberg 6y agoRead my second paragraph. Also Intel, despite having theoretically amazing GPUs, has for years been a lackluster player in that area. Ironical too, since they're one of the largests iGPU manufacturers in the world.