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The M1 is a mobile chip. Why compare it against the high-end? It seems pretty ridiculous to put the 10 watt M1 CPU up against big time GPUs that require severa
by runjake 6y ago
The M1 is a mobile chip. Why compare it against the high-end?
It seems pretty ridiculous to put the 10 watt M1 CPU up against big time GPUs that require several hundred watts.
Regardless, all the benches anyone desires will be out next week.
- Dahoon 6y agoIf it will only be available in phones then it should clearly be compared to phone SoCs. If it will be in laptops too it should be compared to laptops/PC too of course.
- eyelidlessness 6y agoEven in phones, even those phones offered by a single vendor, there’s a pretty wide performance range targeting a generally accepted (if evolving) set of market/form factor/use case categories. “Phone” is so broad a category as to be meaningless for comparison. “Laptop” as well. It’s just as silly to compare an ultraportable to a 17” 7lb gaming laptop as to compare an upscale ultraportable to a budget Chromebook.
- runjake 6y agoI don’t know of any laptops with an RTX 3090 GPU or a Threadripper, let alone in a MacBook Air thin form factor running on 10 watts with 15 hour battery life.
- girvo 6y agoWhat laptop runs a 3090 with a Threadripper at 10W?
- breakfastduck 6y agoAlso missing the fact it's manufactured by the same company that manufacture Ryzen. It's good stock.