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They are making these claim using the EEMBC benchmark. This must be an interesting benchmark as they claim the fastest chip on the EEMBC benchmark is a Cortex-A
by benjaminl 6y ago
They are making these claim using the EEMBC benchmark. This must be an interesting benchmark as they claim the fastest chip on the EEMBC benchmark is a Cortex-A9, a 8 year old design.
- sanxiyn 6y agoTheir figure of merit is performance per watt, not performance.
- mcphage 6y agoWell, their figure is performance per core-watt, which... isn't really a meaningful statistic: "The M1 chip is roughly the equivalent of 10,000 CoreMarks in EEMBC terms; divide this by eight cores and 15W per core, and that is less than 100 CoreMarks per Watt." Unless they think that the M1 is drawing 120W?
- akmittal 6y agoThen won't the Context A-53/55 would be better comparison