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It's a shame AMD never kept up making its own "Seattle" ARM chips. They looked very promising (and, in theory quite cheap!) They even had relatively quick full
by IntelMiner 5y ago
It's a shame AMD never kept up making its own "Seattle" ARM chips. They looked very promising (and, in theory quite cheap!)
They even had relatively quick full upstream kernel support, absolutely unheard of in the ARM world
- fmajid 5y agoI don't know. The AMD A1100 series was underwhelming when compared to their competition.
- hajile 5y agoI'd be interested in a high-clockspeed desktop chip based on ARM's X2 design. X2 should be nearly as fast as Zen per clock. It could be a great dev platform if they could ramp the clocks up.