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They fully support i386 via Rosetta 2 though. The real explanation is Intel has been complacent and lazy. We had 5 generations of the same chip. Enough is enou
by hartator 6y ago
They fully support i386 via Rosetta 2 though.
The real explanation is Intel has been complacent and lazy. We had 5 generations of the same chip. Enough is enough.
- silly-silly 6y agoNobody writes i386 code anymore though, Apple mostly support x86-64 from 10 years ago.
- yagya 6y agoAnd i386 support was removed in macOS Mojave anyway.
- muterad_murilax 6y agomacOS Catalina, actually.
- harpratap 6y agoWhat about AMD though? They are at par with M1 but use a lot more power while doing so. I don't think it's an Intel problem, it's an x86 problem
- rayiner 6y agoIt's not an x86 problem. Apple has been lapping all of its ARM competitors for a while now too.