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Very nice goalpost moving, but still wrong. Specs wise, LPDDR4X would be indeed, able to beat out an average DDR4-2800 under certain circumstances. Those circu
by ohgodplsno 5y ago
Very nice goalpost moving, but still wrong.
Specs wise, LPDDR4X would be indeed, able to beat out an average DDR4-2800 under certain circumstances. Those circumstances are quad channel (that the M1 does not have) and 3733 MHz (which the M1 does have). That of course goes out the window if you spec some DDR4-3200 and quad channel it too, which will blow LPDDR4X out of the water.
And of course, once again, you make this a laptop thing when the original post is about people believing the M1/M2 would scale linearly with power usage and be a strong contender to desktop CPUs. So, no, there's no DDR5 in the M1, its LPDDR4X is not faster than DDR4, and please stop trying to force feed me the Apple kool aid, this has never been about battery life.