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I know puns are not well regarded on HN but it is really appropriate that this article was posted on "semiaccurate". P and E cores make sense (in laptop and de
by belval 5y ago
I know puns are not well regarded on HN but it is really appropriate that this article was posted on "semiaccurate".
P and E cores make sense (in laptop and desktop) because power consumption can be reduced for tasks that are simply "beneath" real performance core, it's not stupid.
Now Intel was optimistic with regard to support, time will tell if this does not just introduce weird edge cases but right now various software are breaking because of a lack of awareness. This will get better eventually.