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A lot of commenters here are saying that Apples advantage is that it can profile the real workloads and optimise for that. Well that’s true and could very well
by willvarfar 6y ago
A lot of commenters here are saying that Apples advantage is that it can profile the real workloads and optimise for that.
Well that’s true and could very well be an advantage. An advantage in that they did it, not in that only they have access to it.
Intel and AMD can trivially profile real world workloads too.
Did they? I don’t know what Apple did, but the impression I get is that intel certainly hasn’t.
- gameswithgo 6y agoof course every cpu designer is using real world workloads to guide design