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The M1 is clearly the low-end Apple Silicon chip, given the computers that Apple is putting it in: the MacBook Air, the Mac mini, and the two-port MBP. Why in t
by chipotle_coyote 6y ago
The M1 is clearly the low-end Apple Silicon chip, given the computers that Apple is putting it in: the MacBook Air, the Mac mini, and the two-port MBP. Why in the world should we demand that this chip be able to blow the doors off a "top of the line Ryzen"? This is a mobile CPU that's holding it own against CPUs like that in single-core performance. "Yeah, but I bet a 64-core Ryzen would just blow it away in multi-core, so who is Apple kidding? Pshaw." Really?