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The 5980HS is a 35W part and will not sustain more than 42W for 5 minutes and then only 35W. The M1 Max's CPU alone will happily draw and sustain 62W. In other
by sudosysgen 5y ago
The 5980HS is a 35W part and will not sustain more than 42W for 5 minutes and then only 35W. The M1 Max's CPU alone will happily draw and sustain 62W.
In other news, processor that draws more power on a more efficient process is faster. More news at seven.
- p1necone 5y agoThe m1 max is also not actually faster in general: https://www.notebookcheck.net/M1-Max-vs-R9-5980HS-vs-M1-Pro_13843_13107_13845.247596.0.html https://www.notebookcheck.net/M1-Max-vs-R9-5980HS-vs-M1-Pro_... I assume SPECfp specifically scales really well with memory bandwidth/latency. Regardless, I was talking about GPU performance in my comment (because GP was talking about GPU performance) which all of the replies seem to be ignoring.
- sudosysgen 5y agoAh, if you care about GPU performance you have to compare it to a dGPU. The M1 Max GPU by itself can draw 65-70W, which makes it more power hungry than an RTX 3060 Max-Q, which is slightly more powerful (despite 8nm vs 5nm), which is a GPU you'd expect in a 1000$ computer. The one advantage of the M1 Max's GPU is more memory.