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I see 25% reduction in single core performance, 45% on multicore performance, according to ipad pro benchmarks [1] Nothing to be too happy about [1] https://w
by bluesign 6y ago
I see 25% reduction in single core performance, 45% on multicore performance, according to ipad pro benchmarks [1]
Nothing to be too happy about
[1] https://www.macrumors.com/2020/03/23/ipad-pro-2020-a12z-benchmarks/ https://www.macrumors.com/2020/03/23/ipad-pro-2020-a12z-benc...
- saagarjha 6y ago(Under emulation.)
- AgloeDreams 6y agoFor emulation of x86.. that's not too shabby at all seeing as the Surface Pro X emulation is a much harder hit. Keep in mind that the iPad result is based on use of 8 total asymmetric cores, which is kind-of an issue for apps like these so it only uses the 4 high-power cores. In either case, this system in emulated state will out-perform a number of laptops they have sold like the 12 inch MacBook, with emulation. Thats impressive. The Rumored machines they will ship add two more high performance cores and likely eat way more power. I wouldn't be shocked to see it be as fast as current macs in emulation.