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That's what I said: you get 28 GB/s per P-core for a total of around 220GB/s across 8 P-cores (adding the two E-cores adds a bit more to reach 240). That's stil
by marcan_42 5y ago
That's what I said: you get 28 GB/s per P-core for a total of around 220GB/s across 8 P-cores (adding the two E-cores adds a bit more to reach 240). That's still more than the Ampere CPU can offer its 128 cores.