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> Only in single-core performance and performance/watt I mean, the Ryzen besting the M1 in multi-core performance isn't really surprising when you consider tha
by deergomoo 6y ago
> Only in single-core performance and performance/watt
I mean, the Ryzen besting the M1 in multi-core performance isn't really surprising when you consider that it's a 16-core/32-thread, 105W desktop CPU vs an 8-core/8-thread (four of which are low power cores), ~25W fanless laptop CPU (looking at the 5950X from the Anandtech review).
- izacus 6y agoYes, but you need to look at performance per core / W. The power draw of AMD cores is higher, but not by a lot.