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Hopefully when they release these things, Anandtech can hook up an actual power meter, run the benchmarks, as well as some real software workloads (e.g. compile
by cromwellian 6y ago
Hopefully when they release these things, Anandtech can hook up an actual power meter, run the benchmarks, as well as some real software workloads (e.g. compilers, triple-A games, etc) and measure actual perf vs drawn power vs throttling.
It's one thing to run a benchmark when your device is cold, it's another to ask what the performance w/ passive cooling will be life after an hour of strenuous work.
- jeffbee 6y agoThe review site NotebookCheck has done a good service of consistently recording steady-state CPU performance of mobile devices, including in their latest MacBook Pro 2020 review, so I imagine they will have that data soon.