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> Single-thread performance it tied to clock frequency Within an architecture, yes, but between architectures performance of different usage patterns may vary
by mattashii 6y ago
> Single-thread performance it tied to clock frequency
Within an architecture, yes, but between architectures performance of different usage patterns may vary wildly.
> which cannot go above 5Ghz
this is objectively false. Intel is shipping (limited amounts of) chips that boost over 5GHz, and IBM is shipping its z15 z/architecture CPU which clocks at 5.2 GHz, and shipped its ancestor, the zEC12 CPU clocking in at 5.5Ghz (!), in 2012.
- SomeoneFromCA 6y agoFine, not 5 but 6 Ghz, so what? 5 Ghz is a reasonable limit for consumer purposes, beyond which heat dissipation becomes unbearable problem.