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And AMD is also overclocking their own chips now. The days of running a chip 20% faster are gone - now with much tweaking you'll get a few percent gain and way
by RachelF 5y ago
And AMD is also overclocking their own chips now.
The days of running a chip 20% faster are gone - now with much tweaking you'll get a few percent gain and way more power draw.
All this makes the Apple M1 chip look amazing, for single core loads it matches the best AMD and Intel have to offer.
- teamspirit 5y agoIf only we could add a real GPU.
- dcow 5y agoI wish the eGPU scene was a little more refined and mature. It was almost there with Intel thunderbolt but with the M1 we've got an entirely new thunderbolt implementation that barely supports (pretty sure it still doesn't without something like display link) more than one external display for what I can only imagine is a hardware limitation. It seems like we always almost get there and then something new comes along and everyone chases that instead.
- brokenmachine 5y agoM2 is sure to provide what you want. In the meantime, just keep buying.
- Jensson 5y ago> All this makes the Apple M1 chip look amazing, for single core loads it matches the best AMD and Intel have to offer. M1 uses the next gen 5nm fab tech, it isn't fair to compare it to the others 7nm or 11nm. Apple bought up all next gen fab time to make M1, so right now you can only get it via Apple and that is the reason M1 is so superior. But this isn't thanks to Apple, AMD will get the same performance in their low power chips once they also get 5nm fab time. But I assume that Apples strategy here is to always buy up the next gen fab time since they can sell their components at a significant markup in their phones. So that is the future of hardware, we will never get the latest gen hardware again without software lockin.