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The article states the opposite: > Java Renaissance: Ryzen 5800x is faster than M1 in most tasks by a large margin. > Java SciMark 2.0: In the SOR benchmark,
by hu3 6y ago
The article states the opposite:
> Java Renaissance: Ryzen 5800x is faster than M1 in most tasks by a large margin.
> Java SciMark 2.0: In the SOR benchmark, the 5800X is more than twice as fast. For others, the 5800X is slightly faster, with the exception of Monte Carlo Integraton scored 2.7% lower than M1.
> Java DaCapo: 5800X is mostly faster by a significant margin, except for the H2O benchmark which is more than twice slower.
> Python PyPerformance: Overall, the execution time is roughly the same, with the 5800X slightly faster. Probably a faster Python implementation like PyPy can highlight the differences better.
> golang.org/x/benchmarks: The 5800X performs significantly better in all benchmarks, around 30% faster in most benchmarks and some are twice as fast.
> Redis: The 5800X performs significantly better in all benchmarks
> JavaScript Web Tooling Benchmark (v8): The 5800X is significatnly faster in most benchmarks
> JavaScript Octane 2.0: Same story as above
I'd like to think my parent is a troll.
- yborg 6y agoHyperbole, yes, but don't find it to be trolling.
- sercand 6y ago> Java Renaissance: Ryzen 5800x is faster than M1 in most tasks by a large margin. You can also write some thing like following - In 6 of 24 cases M1 is faster than 5800X - In 7 of 24 cases 5800X is faster by a margin - Rest are toe to toe and 5800X is slightly faster 5800X and M1 are different class of CPUs with different constraints. M1 is designed for low-end notebooks and this comparison is enough to show us that M1 is fast enough. ---- I think that M1 Mac Mini is released for using as CI workstation on servers by developers to improve porting situation to Apple Silicon. Lot's of open source projects can't add Apple Silicon support because CI/CD services don't support Apple silicon and unit tests don't run for arm64-darwin.
- woah 6y agoThe author seems to consider “large margin” and “significantly better” to be around 25%. Not sure most people would agree with that. Also, can you imagine what would happen if the m1 was overclocked and actively cooled?
- hu3 6y ago25%? Ryzen is twice as fast on some benchmarks. And that's not even the fastest Ryzen chip mind you. And no, we can't imagine what would happen if M1 was overclocked because it's Apple. It doesn't allow you to do that on it's locked down system.