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There is also a thermal benefit. Using the high efficiency cores puts a lower load on the cooling system. So even if the computer is plugged in and the performa
by jws 5y ago
There is also a thermal benefit. Using the high efficiency cores puts a lower load on the cooling system. So even if the computer is plugged in and the performance cores are idle it may be best not to use them and let the cooling system gain some headroom for when the performance cores are needed.
- artursapek 5y agoGreat point. Overall it seems like a very well designed system.